在一个存在大量免费应用程序的世界中，几乎可以想到任何东西，一些好的应用程序可能会在不被注意的情况下被扫到地毯下。截屏或截屏(Taking screen grabs or screenshots)是一个非常基本的目的，我们被可以以非常专业的能力执行任务的应用程序所包围，但仅此而已。大多数功能和应用程序仅限于简单地抓取计算机屏幕的一部分。对屏幕截图的任何进一步自定义都需要您求助于其他应用程序，这就是Flameshot发挥作用的地方。该软件不仅可以让您毫不费力地截取屏幕截图，还可以使用它提供的无数功能对其进行自定义。
(Flameshot)适用于Windows 10的(Windows 10)Flameshot截图软件
Flameshot是一款简单方便但功能强大的工具，可帮助您拍摄可自定义的屏幕截图。该软件可用于Windows、Linux和 macOS（在这里，它的功能显然将在Windows 10操作系统设备上进行演示）。它有适用于Windows 操作系统(Windows OS)的 32 位和 64 位版本，出于本次审查的目的，我将使用 64 位版本。
安装过程很简单，就像您使用任何软件一样。它不像其他同类产品那样占用您的大量存储空间，因此该过程也很快。
安装后单击该应用程序后，它将带您进入屏幕捕获模式。尽管免费软件为您提供了许多不同的工具供您使用并使它们看起来像您想要的那样，但我将在下面讨论一些我最喜欢的工具。
递增计数气泡 -(Incrementing count bubbles – )您有时可能希望记录一个屏幕，其中显示的元素以某种不太明显的方式排序。使用计数气泡，您可以在这些元素上粘贴数字，如下图所示。您可以通过右键单击并选择您喜欢的颜色来自定义气泡的颜色。
标记——(Markers –)计算机越来越多地被学生用于各种目的，学习就是其中之一。使用Flameshot，您可以在您的屏幕截图可能包含的一些重要主题上放置一个标记。如图所示，标记的默认厚度太高，但可以使用计算机的鼠标滚轮(Mouse Wheel)进行调整。同样(Again)，标记的颜色是可自定义的，并且不限于您在右键单击后可以选择的颜色。您可以从工具设置中提供的色谱中选择任何颜色。与标记类似的是其他一些设置，如画笔、矩形、圆形等。
与所选区域相关的配置 -(Configurations related to the selected area –)大多数屏幕截图应用程序只会让您一次性获得所需的屏幕部分（您想要裁剪的部分），而不是Flameshot。选择区域后，您可以选择扩大、缩小、移动或同时执行所有这些操作。
大小计数器 -(Size Counter –)在设置数组中是一个计数器，它显示您截取的屏幕截图的尺寸。起初，这可能看起来像是对工具包的一个卑微的、毫无意义的补充，但它确实很有用。通常在网络上，我们会遇到需要上传的照片必须符合特定设置尺寸或大小的页面。这个计数器在这些情况下会派上用场，并且如上所述关于图片大小的配置，它可以帮助您确保屏幕截图的尺寸正是您想要的尺寸。
还有更多功能，例如向屏幕截图添加文本、在键盘上复制文本或撤消自定义。您还可以配置Flameshot软件的设置。为此，请右键单击系统托盘中的Flameshot图标，然后单击配置。在这里，您可以处理几件事，如果您不喜欢它们的默认设置，例如选择区域之外的不透明度、保存文件的标准名称、应用程序各种设置的快捷键提供，以及一堆其他的东西，如下图所示。
如果您选择打开启动器而不是立即截取屏幕截图，您将获得更多的东西。一个是拍摄整个屏幕的选项，您可以在其中选择“整个屏幕”并单击“截屏”，另一个是在发出命令和初始化屏幕捕获模式之间设置时间间隔。
所以，总而言之，我觉得这是人们在网络上进行专业屏幕截图的最佳选择之一。
如果您一直在使用默认的Windows 打印屏幕(Windows Print Screen)设置或其他一些屏幕抓取软件(screen grab software)，您可能需要一些时间来适应它，但一旦您掌握了它，它将证明是一个非常强大的工具。您可以从flameshot.org下载它。
Flameshot is a powerful yet simple to use screenshot software for PC
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Flameshot screenshot software for Windows 10
Flameshot is a simple and convenient, yet powerful tool that helps you take customizable screenshots. The software is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS (here, its functionality will, obviously, be demonstrated on a Windows 10 OS device). It is available in 32 and 64-bit versions for the Windows OS, and for the purposes of this review, I will be using the 64-bit version.
The installation process is straightforward, the same as you would experience with any software. It doesn’t take a huge chunk of your storage, much like its counterparts, so the process is speedy too.
Once you click on the app, post-installation, it will take you to the screen capturing mode. Although the freeware offers you a bunch of different tools to play around with and make them look the way you want to, I will be talking about a few of my favorite ones below.
Incrementing count bubbles – You may sometimes want to document a screen where the elements shown are ordered in some way that isn’t very evident. Using the count bubbles, you can paste numbers on these elements as shown in the picture below. You can customize the color of the bubble by right-clicking and choosing the one you prefer.
Markers – Computers are increasingly being used by students for all sorts of purposes, studies being one of them. Using Flameshot, you can place a marker on some important subject matter that your screenshot may hold. The default thickness of a marker is too high, as you can see in the picture, but it can be adjusted using your computer’s Mouse Wheel. Again, the color of the marker is customizable and is not limited to the ones you get to pick from after right-clicking. You can choose anyone out of the spectrum of colors offered in the tool settings. Similar to the marker are some other settings, like a paintbrush, rectangles, circles, etc.
Configurations related to the selected area – Most screenshots apps only give you one shot at getting the required portion of the screen (the one that you want to crop out) right in one go, but not Flameshot. After having selected an area, you can either choose to expand it, shrink it, move it or perform all of them at the same time.
Size Counter – In the settings array is a counter which shows the dimensions of the screenshot you have taken. At first, this may seem like a menial, pointless addition to the toolkit, but it can be really useful. Often on the web, we come across pages where the photo that is required to be uploaded has to conform to certain, set dimensions or size. This counter comes in handy in these scenarios and as mentioned above about the configurations of picture sizes, it helps you make sure that the dimensions of your screenshot are exactly how much you want them to be.
There are several more features like the ability to add text to a screenshot, copy one on your keyboard, or undo customization. You can also configure the settings of the Flameshot software. In order to do this, right-click on the Flameshot icon from the system tray and click on Configurations. Here, you have several things you can deal with, if you weren’t liking their default settings like the opacity of the area outside the selection, the standard name by which your files are saved, shortcut keys for the various settings that the app has to offer, and a bunch of other things, as shown in the picture below.
If you choose to open the launcher instead of taking a screenshot straight away, you get a few more things to dangle with. One is the option to take a picture of the entire screen, where you can select ‘Entire Screen’ and click on ‘Take a screenshot,’ and the other is setting up a time gap between giving the command and initializing the screen capture mode.
So, to conclude, I feel like this is one of the best choices out there for people to take professional screen captures on the web.
It may take you some time to get used to it if you have been using the default Windows Print Screen setting or some other screen grab software, but it will prove to be a really powerful tool once you get a hang of it. You can download it from flameshot.org.
