When Snagit is open, it stays out of the way at the edge of your screen, but with a small tab for quick access.
Clicking the big red button will allow you to capture any part of the screen that you wish. You also have other options from this tab such as capturing the entire desktop or a specific window. It also allows you to scroll and capture, which is a feature I haven't tried yet. The picture immediately falls into the Snagit editor. The first thing I noticed within the editor was that it is very "Mac-user" friendly. The interface reminded me of an iMovie and found that it was very easy for me to manipulate without a lot of directions. From here you're able to customize your screen shot with arrows, speech bubbles, etc. You can also combine multiple images into a collage. I made a quick one here:
Notice you can also color the background of your image and change the edges. Sharing is incredibly easy as well. Drag and drop your finished project into another app or a click of your mouse will send it by email, share to screencast.com, or to an ftp server. There are lots of other features that I'll try out during my 30-day trial. I'm anxious to see what else it can do.
What do you think? Worth the $49.95?Images: www.freeimages.co.uk ; www.classroomclipart.com
