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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and today I'll show you how you
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can capture a screenshot on this tablet. So there is two ways of going about it
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So the first one which I will show you is just the power key and a volume down
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So this can be done on virtually any application with some limitations to some pages like login
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pages and some apps that just tell you, FU, you can't capture a screenshot in here, which
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I strongly believe should not be legal. But yeah, anyway, I'm going to open up settings as an example for this
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So once you have your content open, press power key, volume down at the same time
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Just a simple click. And as you can see, it gives you this overlay at the bottom
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We have the image. We did have a couple options that we could have done here
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So we have crop, tag, share. And it's one way. Additionally, if you have some content that can be scrolled up and down, kind of like
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this though, on the entire page. So a good example of that would be a web browser, wherever that is
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Gallery no. There we go. No, I actually don't want to add account
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No, thanks. Fantastic. Anyway, you get the point. If you have scrollable content on an entire page, when you start capturing a screenshot
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with the keys, so power key and volume down, it will add you another option for a scrollable
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screenshot where it just kind of like scrolls down and captures a longer version of that screenshot
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So it captures everything that is visible right here, plus everything that is below
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So that's one way of going about it. Now the second way is using the pen
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And I know it's barely visible, but right here I have this, when I hover over it, it
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lights up. I have the little pen icon on the screen. When you click on it, it brings up this overlay
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Now obviously for you, this little icon could be somewhere else just because you can move
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it around, as you can see. So right now, where is it
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The light is reflecting in a wrong way. Oh, there we go. You can move it to the other side as well
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So anyway, wherever you have it, you can press on it. And from here we have the smart select option
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When you tap on it, it gives you three different ways of smart selecting
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So we have the first one, which is just a box. It allows you to scroll across and create a box, basically, of whatever you have selected
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So as an example, if I want to select this area, I'm just going to kind of go, whoop
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There we go, let go. And it only selects that specific area
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From here I would press this button to save it. Now another way of doing it was a free select, which I find very interesting
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So again, going back here is this one. So this allows you to literally select an area by drawing around it
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So that's one. And then we have just a circle. So you can obviously create a circle, oval, and so on
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Not as interesting. So I'm going to stick with this one, free select
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And I just select this tiny little icon right here. Almost perfect
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I'm so proud of this amazing select. See if I can actually, like, nope, I can't really tune it
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So once you have selected it and let go, that's basically it
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And again, click right here to save it. So both of those images that I have, or both, or like four of them that I have captured
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can be found in our gallery application. It will be visible right here in the entire gallery with all the photos
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Additionally, you can tap right here on the three bars and navigate to albums where your
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device created a screenshot album. And in here, obviously, you will find your screenshots
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So there's the amazing free selected one. Then we have the cropped, just a portion of apps, and the two ones that I captured of
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the settings. So anyway, that is how you could capture screenshots on this tablet
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