I wanted to try the new cut’n'display tool kwout since learning about it on Jane’s ELearning Pick Of The Day, and this was the perfect excuse. I don’t know much about these awards but it seems I did a bit better here than in the Eddies!! I did mention this one on Twitter but wasn’t too worried about being a vote soliciting hypocrite because I didn’t see any of my online peers listed in these particular awards. As for how the finalists were selected, I’m not too sure…..
Hi Graham
I tried using Kwout recently - and wasn’t too impressed with the ‘quality’ of the image. I’ve found using a Screen capture tool (like ScreenHunter) - much easier and receive a better quality.
What did you think about the quality?
Allison Miller
Adelaide, Australia
http://twitter.com/theother66
Any press is good press, right?
But just for balance:
Second place is first loser.
That’s what my dad used to tell me.
I’ve never climbed out of this hole…
@Alison. I think the quality is OK although it is distorted here on the blog because my grab was more pixels wide than my blog posting will normally accommodate. Normally I would just use PrtSc and then clean up what I wanted in Photoshop Elements.
@ken. I was never one for competitive situations - my parents discouraged any involvement in sport (mainly because farm work was higher on the priority list than dragging the kids off to play footy or tennis) so first is not a place with which I’m familiar. My athletic highlight in high school was running equal last in a sprint once - at least I wasn’t by myself in my ineptitude!!