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If you next time need an “Originals” backup folder, then do the following. PhotoScape will automatically remember your new output saving preferences and will never save any original duplicates.

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How to Restore Default File Saving Settings in PhotoScape

It will save only final images without “Originals” backup folder. PhotoScape will apply new settings to the modified image. Go to the “ Options” area and uncheck the first box “ Creates a backup of the original photo in the “Originals” folder” and only then click the first “Save” button as on the following screenshot:Ħ. A new window with default image saving settings will pop up.Īs you can see, PhotoScape offers you to save pictures with an original backup copy if you click the first “Save” button and don’t change any options.ĥ. Click the “ Save” button in the lower right corner.Ĥ. For instance, I’ll add a photo frame to this pic.ģ. This is our original photo that we will use:Ģ. Open PhotoScape and go to the Editor tab. Follow 6 steps to change default PhotoScape setup settings:ġ. But remember, if you are not sure in the output image quality or don’t want to lose original photos, you should leave PhotoScape settings intact and should not apply any recommendations below! Please also notice that if you change default settings, PhotoScape will automatically apply new saving settings to all next picture editing attempts. Here are our recommendations on alerting default settings for PhotoScape users who do not need original images. How to Change Image Saving Settings in PhotoScape For example, you can add stickers to your screenshot, add arrows or text to your screenshot.

PhotoScape will open the saved screenshot in the Editor tab, so you can save it or continue editing.

If you take a screenshot of a small area (it’s called Capture region in the application), than drag your mouse to indicate the screenshot space.

Select the type of screenshot you’d like to make (full screen or a part of the screen).

Open the window that you want to capture.

Move screen capture tool window to the left or right, so it doesn’t prevent you from taking your first screenshot.

Go to Screen Capture tab as shown above.

Here’s how to start screen capturing in PhotoScape: If you’re looking for a faster screen capture tool, I recommend reading our Greenshot, an open-source screen recorder here.

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I have to say that on my Windows 10 PC, capture region options is quite slow. Please note that you need to drag you mouse to start using it. With help of this feature, you’ll freely select any part of your screen you want. For example, to show your window tray status or only Zoom chat window

It’s helpful to show only the key part of the screen. Using capture window option, you’ll get only the image of an active window. It might be useful if you want to screen capture long web pages with long scrolling area.

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As the name tells, PhotoScape will capture full screen. There are 3 types of screenshots that PhotoScape can take: PhotoScape screen capture tool is located under Screen Capture tab on the home interface. So here’s how to record screen and save screenshots smartly in PhotoScape:

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Ron, who often edits pics in PhotoScape, asked Photo Software & Design Blog team for help with PhotoScape settings that may ease image saving without extra copies. It’s especially acute for those who prefer batch photo editing, when there may be hundreds of original image duplicates. The problem of overwhelming image backup’s quantity annoys many PhotoScape users, who regularly edit pictures with this picture editor.

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Thus, with each screen recording attempt, the number of image duplicates increases on your computer and you may run out free hard disk space at some point. Every time you save an edited picture, PhotoScape creates an additional folder called “Originals” where it puts the original not-edited image copy (see on the screenshot above). Let’s learn how to capture screen with PhotoScape and to save screenshots without duplicates.Īs you might know PhotoScape editor has one small peculiarity. The inbuilt screen capture tool allows you to take screen records of all Windows areas including full screen, active window or only the screen zone that you highlight. One of the best picture tricks you can do with the help of PhotoScape 3.7 is to make screen captures using this piece of free software. PhotoScape is a great freeware picture editor that can resize pictures, make mosaics, slides, remove image backgrounds and perform other advanced image manipulations like pictures overlaying.