So, each dot printed on paper represents one pixel within the image. When referring to Dots per Inch (DPI), a single pixel in an image is one dot. This can also be replaced with Pixels per Inch (PPI). Each small square, which are referred to as pixels, make up the images on the screen. If you look closely at the monitor, you will be able to pick out small squares of color within each object on your screen. Let's define the two important terms within an image. DPI, in relation to screen capture, is one of the most complicated aspects of screen capture. However, changing the DPI does not change the quality of the image it only makes prints smaller. Again, please use the survey to get us this information.Snagit contains a feature that allows you to change the DPI of the image that you captured. But we also want to solicit your feedback on any other limitations you may experience that may impact your work. Our goal is to gather as much data as possible on the types of high DPI screens being used and the issues you are seeing when using Snagit.Īddressing outright bugs is our first priority. If you're still experiencing #3 or another issue NOT listed here, please fill out this survey on the issues you are having so we can get more feedback. This was fixed in the 12.3.3 version of Snagit: Some people have mentioned having a Snagit issue with capturing with an external monitor.
If there is a specific screen that is NOT functional with a high DPI screen, let us know via the survey link below.ģ. We are currently working on substantially improving this. Many elements of the UI in Snagit/Camtasia, though still functional, are tiny or not scaled/positioned correctly on higher DPI screens.
We also are aware of these high dpi problems:ġ. We want to make it clear we DO have plans to improve the high resolution experience in general, including many of the more popular, high resolution laptops being sold today. (All other related posts will be merged with this official post.) This post will serve as the official topic and will be periodically updated with information from TechSmith. There are several topics surrounding Snagit and the ability to correctly capture high resolution screens.
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