Screenshots

In MMP, a "screenshot" is a direct-from-memory High Definition .png capture of the image or video frame being rendered to your MMP window

Consequently, a so-called MMP "screenshot" is at a far higher resolution and quality than a standard Windows desktop screenshot

• any adjustments you make will be included in the screenshot file (see Adjust Image)
  

• these include brightness, contrast, gamma, rotation, saturation, zoom in/out, pan up/down/left/right, and rotate

• the dimensions of the .png image file will match the size of the image/frame in the MMP window
  

• in the Main Media Window these dimensions are displayed in the Notification Area as you resize the window

• in the Image & Thumbnail Browser these dimensions are displayed in the "D: X:Y" panel of the status bar

• you can therefore resize the MMP window to match the .png file dimensions you desire
  

• there is a direct relationship between the dimensions of your MMP window and the size [on disk] of the .png screenshot file

• the .png file will be saved to the same folder as the original video or image file

• any on-screen subtitle will be captured in the screenshot

• the screenshot will never include the video progress bar or the video timestamp
  

• to include those you will need to take a standard desktop screenshot

Control	Action
Main Media Window
[F5]	save a high definition screenshot of the current video frame or image
Image & Thumbnail Browser
Ctrl-[S]	save a high definition screenshot of the current image

N.B. In the Image & Thumbnail Browser all F-Keys are reserved for User-Defined folders