Trying out the new Jing Pro .
I receded the 'thank you' eMail I received after buying it for $14.99/year.
I wish there was an easy way to re-size the output, as for example, my blog width is 400px and the movie I recorded was 649px...
Very cool quick integration/upload to FTP/Flickr/YouTube. Could be great to see integration to Twitter with a tinyURL for screencast.com.
I will keep working on this one and I hope it will continue to be very good experience.
E.T.
Screen capture is an important tool for me.
As a follow up to the Jing and Skitch post, I would like to add Evernote.
Evernote works on your desktop (Windows/Mac) as well as on your iPhone and other mobiles.
It is more than just a screen capture.
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Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere.
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"An image worth a thousand words" (as long as it does not take too much time to produce...).
Screen shot and screen cast (movies) are one of my key tools to communicate, design and share ideas and content.
It use to be hard to capture a good snapshot, clean it, resize it and then add some text and other graphics to support your message.
Not anymore.
In the last few months, I've been using Jing from TechSmith.
It is a great tool that allows me to take snapshots as well as movies and to save them locally or on their hosting service. Very easy to use and the latest update include copy to clipboard and some other features, making it powerful and simple to use.
