3 Timesaving Tools For Capturing Videos And Images

Many times, as we scroll through our social sites, web pages, and other daily musings, we run across videos that really peak our interest, and so, we surmise that it would be something that would interest our readers also. Short of having access to a professional film crew and a lot of time most of us don't have. the best way is to download a video that would portray what we wish to convey. YouTube is fairly easy to figure out, but where do find download information on a video not in YouTube? Introducing NetVideoHunter. With this handy little tool, all you have to do is start the video playing, click on the little **on that this program puts on your toolbar, and within seconds, it will download a high quality video recording of the same video your are watching. You can save it right to your desktop in a file, and then if you wish, upload it to YouTube, or use as is. It works for YouTube, Facebook, Metacafe, Dailymotion, iFilm, Videoegg, Veoh, Blip.tv, music from Grooveshark, and SoundCloud. It is compatible with both Mac and PC, so no worries when it comes to the type of computer you have.  

  No matter what you're working on, Snagit helps you capture great looking images and videos with just a few clicks. Easily customize your screen captures with effects, or show off what's important with Snagit’s markup tools. You can also create quick videos by recording your screen. Quickly capture everything on the page even if it's not showing on the screen. Grab the horizontal, vertical, or entire scrolling area with just a click. Sometimes it's easier to talk things through. Create, narrate and trim quick videos of your screen for demos, feedback, reviews, and more. 

We can't always be at our computer when we run across some great images, and this little phone app is the perfect compliment to Snagit. This baby is designed by TechSmith, the same makers as Snagit, and is set up so that when you capture an image or video, it will go straight into your Snagit editor and be waiting for you when you get back to it. Then all you have to do is edit the image the way you want and upload it into your blog, article, or store it in your image folder for later use.