How to Take Photos of a Computer Screen
You may know how to take photos, but how about in HD? HD photos are photos of a computer screen. This article will show you how to take photos in HD in different kinds of operating system. Click any photos to enlarge it. Find what screen...
Method 1 of 4:
Windows 7
- Find what screen you want to take a picture of.
- Press the "Print Screen" button in your keyboard.
- Open Paint.
- Click the "Paste" in the top left corner.
- Now, your screen you print/copy is there.
- Save your picture.
Method 2 of 4:
Mac
- Press Command (⌘)-shift-4 altogether
- Release those keys and press the spacebar
- Click on the window you want to take a picture of.
- Now, the picture is saved.
Method 3 of 4:
Windows
- Press the "Print Screen" button in your keyboard
- Go to Paint
- Press Ctrl and V together
- Release
- The picture will now be open in the Paint window.
Method 4 of 4:
iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch)
- Press the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button together.
- The picture will be in your Camera Roll.
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