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If all you're looking for is screen capture: Apple-Shift-3 captures the entire screen. Apple-Shift-4 lets you select an area to capture. Apple-Shift-4 then S
by simonista 17y ago
If all you're looking for is screen capture:
Apple-Shift-3 captures the entire screen.
Apple-Shift-4 lets you select an area to capture.
Apple-Shift-4 then Space captures a window that you select.
I don't personally use GrabUp or Skitch, so I can't comment on what they add.
- Skeuomorph 17y ago> comment on what they add. Skitch adds annotations and sharing with almost the same simplicity as the built-in keystrokes. I typically use "⌘-Shift-4, Space" as well, when using the screens in my own work, but not when annotating or sharing. For quick annotations, pointing things out, highlighting things, and instantly pasting someone a viewable image URL (with one click to capture, and one click to share), Skitch is tough to beat.
- derefr 17y agoI find a combination of the native key shortcuts with Dropbox works for me (you can also get a viewable image URL if you drop it in your Public folder.)