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Okay, I have a similar question....

I'm working on a movie and I need a full-screen image of a screen cap of a Windows desktop. When I do a printscreen and paste it into PhotoShop, then change the resolution to 300dpi, I'm coming up with the same problem -- the resulting bitmap looks awful when pulled into Adobe Premiere and incorporated into the movie.

Is there ANY way to get a screen capture that's going to look good in my movie?

I've also tried creating a simulated Windows desktop from scratch in PS, but I'm no artist. And even so, it's still tending to look fuzzy in Premiere.

Any help???

[QUOTE="chapelgrovefilms, post: 42835, member: 6202"] Okay, I have a similar question.... I'm working on a movie and I need a full-screen image of a screen cap of a Windows desktop. When I do a printscreen and paste it into PhotoShop, then change the resolution to 300dpi, I'm coming up with the same problem -- the resulting bitmap looks awful when pulled into Adobe Premiere and incorporated into the movie. Is there ANY way to get a screen capture that's going to look good in my movie? I've also tried creating a simulated Windows desktop from scratch in PS, but I'm no artist. And even so, it's still tending to look fuzzy in Premiere. Any help??? [/QUOTE]

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