DVD Snapshot

What is DVD Snapshot?

How to take a picture of your video on DVD Snapshot?

DVD Snapshot lets you take snapshots directly from your DVD movie! This means that you can go to any point in a video clip, capture a frozen frame image, and save that image to your computer's hard drive.

There are many uses for these snapshots

You can use these video images to create title slides.

I like to find an interesting video scene that seems to symbolize my film and capture a snapshot of it.

You can also add a title directly to the image using a photo editing program.

You can email the featured photos from your video to friends and family.

Not everyone can receive or view videos, so these photos are a great alternative.

You can also use the snapshot feature to turn your camcorder into a low-resolution digital camera. Just point the camcorder at the subject and later you will be able to see the video and take virtual snapshots directly from the captured video.

The actual process of taking these snapshots is fairly easy.

When viewing a video clip on the preview monitor, pause the clip in an appropriate location, and click the "Snapshot" button.

The program will ask you where you want to save the photo.

DVD Snapshot allows you to edit selected frames (snapshot) before saving

Color adjustment - contrast, HSV, HSL, RGB, equalization, FFT, gamma correction, sharpness ("Edit" dialog box)

Effects - User Filter, Relief Map, Lens, Wave, Transformation Filters, Rotate

Automatic equalization

You can use the "Find Frame" buttons to find the required frame after the pause.

System Requirements

windows 95, 98, 2000, xp, vista, windows 8, windows 10