Google Webpage Screenshots

I love using Google Chrome.  I was rather indifferent to the browser, until I was alerted to the feature of syncing your Chrome browsers on any of your computers.  So what does that mean?  Well, all my bookmarks on my home computer, my laptop, and my work computer are all the same, and all update anytime I make changes to my bookmarks.  Long gone are the days of emailing myself home bookmarks from work, or not being on the right computer to access my link.  No more remembering what computer that certain link is bookmarked on.  I love when things are seamless!

Well, I also love the screenshot plug in.  Basically, the plug in allows you to take a screenshot of a webpage through a button on your browser, and then allows you to save the screen capture.  Sure, that's great and all, but what's even better is the ability to draw on that capture before you save it.  Immediately I think about the way that I save inspiration.  Often when I'm reading photography or design tutorials, I see something that I find inspirational, and I either save a capture of the page, or the bookmark.  This not only makes that easier, but it allows me to make my own notes. For instance, in one of my previous posts, I talked about what a model can wear for photos.  With this gadget, I could have taken a screenshot of my photo gallery and marked up the image using the plug in.  (Hint: click on the image to make view it larger)

Of course, there are may uses for this tool....try it out!