Screenshots

So besides the photographic posts, it’s time for a tech post!

Many of you have been asking me how to take screenshots like those on the web.

So here’s a step by step guide into how to take a screenshot.

*The method used below are only suitable for Windows users.

There are 2 different methods:

ONE

• If you are a Windows 7 user, the one simple method is to go to ‘Snipping tool’.   
• It could also be easily found on the search toolbar located on the Start button . Simply type into the search bar and there you have it!

TWO

• Show what you want to be screenshot on the screen. Press [fn] and insert/[prt sc] at the same time.
• *[prt sc] stands for print screen. If your computer model does not have the buttons (insert) and [prt sc] together, look for any key that has [prt sc].
• [fn] is in a box, so basically the function of [fn] is to change the function of a button to the functions in the ‘box’ in the buttons. So therefore, pressing [fn] and a button with any [ ] square shaped sign simply changes the functions of the button! 🙂
• The second method is to go to the start   > search: Paint  > click and open> press paste >You’re done!
• If you want to take ONLY a selection, do remember to select and cut to your desired screenshot.

I hope you have learnt how to screenshot after this post!

Do like, comment and share if you have any feedback as this is my first post about computer- related problems. 🙂

Light makes a difference

Many of you wonder how to take good photos or collect more likes on instagram.
Well, firstly, light makes a difference to difference an average photo and a better one.

Let’s take a look. Below, we have a photo not under good lighting.

And now with light,

Well see the difference?
More colours are absorbed to the camera’s “eyes” so that every exact detail is seen in the photo.
The importance of light in photos is just like how u shoot with DSLRs (using lenses).

So remember when shooting, try and make use of the light around you!