I want to take a picture of instagram (not one photo, but of the whole interface and photos), but I want it to be high res, higher than that of my monitor.
If I do a print scr or use the snipping tool I'm gonna get it only in whatever resolution my monitor is putting out.
How do I capture something that is on my screen but get it in a higher resolution? Obviously, what's actually ON my monitor is broken up into the pixels on the monitor, but the signal that comes before it's shown on the monitor, presumably, doesn't have a resolution defined, no? (I guess that depends on the raster vector thing, I don't really understand these things)
Anyway, there must be a way graphic designers do this.
If I do a print scr or use the snipping tool I'm gonna get it only in whatever resolution my monitor is putting out.
How do I capture something that is on my screen but get it in a higher resolution? Obviously, what's actually ON my monitor is broken up into the pixels on the monitor, but the signal that comes before it's shown on the monitor, presumably, doesn't have a resolution defined, no? (I guess that depends on the raster vector thing, I don't really understand these things)
Anyway, there must be a way graphic designers do this.