How To Video Editing - Smooth Scrolling Web Pages

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[BasicFilmmaker]

*Nimbus Screenshot & Screen Video Recorder is available for most every browser for free.*

[curtisjudd]

I often wondered how you did this. Thanks for sharing!

[keithdennis]

I've been a Chrome User for a number of years; but didn't know about this capture tool. As soon as I finished watching your video I immediately added Nimbus to my browser. 'Looking forward to trying it on a video tutorial that I'm about to do for one of my clients. Great tutorial!

[lucilecarpentier]

Been looking for this for ages, thank you !

[MarkRowsey]

This is awesome! Thank you! I have made tutorials for our company's staff on using research databases. I wish I'd known about this sooner!

[rahulsham]

Thanks! this helped me a lot! Thumbs up!

[GeneWaddle]

Thanks for the tip on Nimbus. That will be really handy, I think.

[jaimef]

I'm a completely new Adobe Pro user -- I see you have the sequence for your screenshot loaded as Fit -- when I do this, I am seeing the entire webpage (so a very long png of the full page) rather than the top portion of the screen like you have here (from which you later scroll down). How can I get my png of the webpage to fit like you did? Thanks and sorry for the 'dumb' question!

[mikepecha]

Hi Kevin :) when I load the large website screenshot into Camtasia, it rescales and pixelates the image :(
And when I change the scale to 100% again it is still pixelated.
Do you have an idea how to fix that?

[fadetounforgiven]

I know I've done something like this but, instead of using any advanced screen capturing program, I just pressed the "Print Screen" button on the keyboard, paste it in MS Paint (yeah, you read that right) and complete the whole thing. Later on I would do mostly the same as you show in the video.

BTW, there's another option with the mouse (though it makes not much sense having this advanced but easy option) and that is using the mouse wheel, if it has one. When you click it on a page (as long as it's not on a link or something like that) you get a circle with arrows and, if you move the wheel up, down, left or right, the page scrolls accordingly if there's room for that, and it will move faster or slower depending on how far away you move the pointer from that circle. I bet you already knew this.

[ashtrey]

Awesome. A real time saver for me instead of piecing multiple screens together in PSD before bringing it into my editor. But I was looking for something that would help with those newer websites whose background images stay static while the text and other "scenes" scroll past. Don't guess you have a solution for that, do you?

[NeptuneDesign]

Dude you are awesome! Do you know I've been trying to solve this problem for 3 years

[billyhess]

I wonder if this can be done in lumafusion

[Rdsv]

Anyone having issues with Nimbus only capturing what's on your screen after selecting capture "entire page"? Kevin, it looks like when you did this...it captured every part of the page you would normally have to scroll down for, correct?

[FamilyFirstJ]

So you framed the keys? Hahaha j/k nice video

[britishcrimewriter-LeeWood]

Shame the people at Techsmith can't offer this with their overpriced products