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Screenshot Captor / Re: Screenshot lighting
« Last post by mouser on September 24, 2012, 10:41 AM »It sounds like you are doing something unusual.
Screenshots are not normally "lightened" in any way -- they are taken as is.
There is a color enhancing tool in SC where you could increase the gamma or contrast, etc. if you want -- no reason it should be applying to center unless you are applying a special effect that is designed specifically for that.
NOW,
what you *might* be describing with the apparent "darkness" is a smoothing/blurring view that may be applied when the screenshot is being shown at below 100% magnitude (it doesn't effect the actual image).
Next time you compare screenshots and think SC image is dark, click the 100% zoom and see if its fixed and normal after changing to 100% zoom.
If so, you can turn off the slight smoothing/blurring effect used when resizing from here:

Again, screenshots are simply not brightened or darkened by screenshot taking programs as a rule -- they are left as is. Whatever darkness you are seeing has to be just an artifact of some display mode, etc.
Let me know what you discover.
Screenshots are not normally "lightened" in any way -- they are taken as is.
There is a color enhancing tool in SC where you could increase the gamma or contrast, etc. if you want -- no reason it should be applying to center unless you are applying a special effect that is designed specifically for that.
NOW,
what you *might* be describing with the apparent "darkness" is a smoothing/blurring view that may be applied when the screenshot is being shown at below 100% magnitude (it doesn't effect the actual image).
Next time you compare screenshots and think SC image is dark, click the 100% zoom and see if its fixed and normal after changing to 100% zoom.
If so, you can turn off the slight smoothing/blurring effect used when resizing from here:
Again, screenshots are simply not brightened or darkened by screenshot taking programs as a rule -- they are left as is. Whatever darkness you are seeing has to be just an artifact of some display mode, etc.
Let me know what you discover.

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