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Screenshotting an image will easily destroy resolution. It’s not a good way if you are making a document intended to be printed
by thrashh 4y ago
Screenshotting an image will easily destroy resolution. It’s not a good way if you are making a document intended to be printed
- albert_e 4y agoyes. saving a screenshot as JPG (lossy format) adds more loss - if you started with a lossy image in the first place then we are losing even more information by screenshotting it and saving it again in a lossy format. even when not intended for print, when making formal documents and presentations I look for the original images at highest resolution available.
- alpaca128 4y agoMac OS' preinstalled screenshot tool saves in PNG, same with Android screenshots. Not sure about Windows' Snipping Tool but it would surprise me if it was different there.