#MAC OSX SCREEN CAP FULL#

The SP4, I believe, has a 3:2 display ratio. And iMac is always 16:9 (although older ones are 16:10). If there's a compatibility issue, it would be down to the fact that MacBook display ratio is 16:10 (the 11' MacBook Air there only one at 16:9). Those apps are made to work with built-in/internal displays so either one might help. There might be a solution via 3rd party like QuickRes or SwitchResX.

The resulting image isn’t as perfect as it would be at the default setting because you have to perform a floating point filter down to 2880 x 1800, but it’s still incredibly good. The end result is you get a 3360 x 2100 desktop, with text and UI elements the size they would be on a 1680 x 1050 desktop, all without sacrificing much sharpness/crispness thanks to the massive supersampling. If you select the 1680 x 1050 or 1920 x 1200 scaling modes, Apple actually renders the desktop at 2x the selected resolution (3360 x 2100 or 3840 x 2400, respectively), scales up the text and UI elements accordingly so they aren’t super tiny (backing scale factor = 2.0), and downscales the final image to fit on the 2880 x 1800 panel. To quote Anandtech in its (or his as the 15' rMBP was actually reviewed by the actual Anand) review of the first gen rMBP: 1440x900 (best for Retina- notice that it's half the display native resolution)Īlso the way OS X handles scaling is not as straight forward as one might think.For example on the 15' rMBP, the supported scaling goes from: The problem is that the SP4 may not support OS X retina scaling especially when you're dealing with built-in display rather than external one. The 27' iMac is even higher at 5120x2880. If the entire website is still not in view, press. For this, click the double diagonal arrow in the top right corner.

#MAC OSX SCREEN CAP FULL#

If the whole webpage is not fitting in one screen view, take the browser in full screen view.

The 13 and 15' rMBP have similar display resolution 2560x16x1800, respectively. Here are the steps: Open your favorite web browser and go the webpage that you want to capture. It's not really due to SP4 high resolution screen.

Mac osx screen cap