Quickly create screenshots with Paparazzi

Whoa; linkage!

Now that that's over with...

As the current author of said application, I feel I should address a few things (not to be defensive, or anything):

Flash capturing was working for me on my TiBook (!) under 10.3.9, but it's not under 10.4.5. I have a fix in-place on my local copy, though I had to use some secret CoreGraphics functions.

For the people that want the ability to select a region of a live web page: You're right, that's something that should be added; my only concern is wrecking the way it works now.

At any rate, this app isn't for everyone, and I myself really only use it while testing. It's just really fun to write.

Am I the only one who had problem with a flash website ? The capture has blanks, where there is suppose to be some flash animations.

Yes it's a great app for web developers but it doesn't render pages with Flash content :(

Great little app. Like Jason said - a great alternative to taking multiple screen shots and putting them together in Photoshop.

As a graphic designer, this is an excellent way of capturing some of my web design work to put it in my portfolio. The old way of doing things was to take a screencap, scroll down, take a screencap, scroll down... then bring everything into Photoshop and stitch it all together. Since websites are updated so often, this becomes a tedious task. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks like Paparazzi will become a great tool for me.

Yeah about command key snap shooting already built into the system, and yeah about who is going to be using this without a browser open anyway... But what this apparently does that is different is...

Allow you to set a standard capture size at least, so you do not have to edit further if placing several such surfs elsewhere.

And I think it might capture a full page without scrolling. Hard to tell from this article though.

Oh, wait, I think I have actually used this. It does do the entire page thing. Be careful about setting the resolution of the image however - it resamples, and what you save may not necessarily be readable later.

Don O'Shea, right I know about apple shift 4, but like dashiel said, this is for beyond VISIBLE web screen page. The entire thing. I love it.

I fail to see the point of this. Instead of using a browser to view the site, this program does. Instead of having the option of selective copy/paste to preserve the "live" elements of a site in a program like Word or sent in an email program like Thunderbird, for example, you're left with a dumbed down pic.

Whoop. Eee.

yes, but this app takes a screen shot of an entire web page, beyond the scroll. you can't do that with command-shift-3 or command-shift-4. for web developers it's great.

Actually Shift>Apple Key>4 gets you a size adjustable version and the results appear on your desktop as Picture 1, Picture 2, ....