Show me your best screenshot

[Firefighterdan]

 I just wanted to see different screenshots people are coming up with. I take different ones during missions and use them for my desktop. Show me you're best!

[fwagner]

here is one from sts 103

[Admin]

Great idea, Firefighter!

Some hints for a "technically" perfect shot:

1. Remove the MET window.
2. Remove the message line.
3. Note the mission, comm # or MET, together with any other explanation in the text accompanying the shot.

/Admin

[Firefighterdan]

Thanks Alex. I do agree a good picture doesn't have the text or MET window.

Nice screenshot fwagner.

[fwagner]

Thanks guys for your cooments and tips When I post a screen shot next time it will be edited in photoshop first

[Robbie-39A]

I can't decide between two images:

The first one, which I think is STS-31:



Plus the second one on the same mission:

[Firefighterdan]

I love that first screenshot Ribbie.

[Robbie-39A]

Robbie 

Thanks 

[Firefighterdan]

Sorry Ribbie.......... the "o" and the "i" are very close together.

[ssjfb]

Here some pictures from my side :

The first one is during tracking of Hubble just above Canary islands

[luron]

sorry guys i dont find the way to add my screenshot on my post can somebody explain me please... thank you in advance

[Twabi2]

First upload them to a free service like Imageshack, then you can post them here.

-Toine

[Admin]

sorry guys i dont find the way to add my screenshot on my post can somebody explain me please... thank you in advance

Please read the Frequently Asked Questions board 

/Admin

[Firefighterdan]

I wanted to add this shot to my best. What do ya think?

[Admin]

Hey Guys!

First, NICE SHOTS! All of ya!

Second, may I come with ANOTHER suggestion. It is quite annoying to be forced to scroll horizontally to see the shots and thus never being able to see the picture in its full glory. A better solution would be to resize the pic so that it fits the forum window width. That size would be @600 horizontal pixels. After resizing, make sure to slightly sharpen the picture a bit to compensate for the resizing  resolution loss.

Have fun and keep'em coming!

/Admin