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If you're picking the next frame, I'd add a plain Linux window: thin title bar, no traffic lights. I spend my days in a native Linux desktop, and a Mac bezel on those screenshots makes the product look like something it isn't. I'd still put a one-click blur ahead of another frame, though. Irene's question is the one that actually saves people time.
tried it with the sample dashboard shot, the auto color pick off the screenshot into the gradient is a nice touch, most tools make you eyeball a matching color yourself. switching styles kept the padding and corner settings instead of resetting them too, small thing but shows someone actually used this before shipping it. for the next style: something with a plain solid dark background and just a soft drop shadow, no gradient. sometimes the gradient fights with the screenshot's own colors and a flat background lets the product be the loud part.
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If you're picking the next frame, I'd add a plain Linux window: thin title bar, no traffic lights. I spend my days in a native Linux desktop, and a Mac bezel on those screenshots makes the product look like something it isn't. I'd still put a one-click blur ahead of another frame, though. Irene's question is the one that actually saves people time.
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tried it with the sample dashboard shot, the auto color pick off the screenshot into the gradient is a nice touch, most tools make you eyeball a matching color yourself. switching styles kept the padding and corner settings instead of resetting them too, small thing but shows someone actually used this before shipping it. for the next style: something with a plain solid dark background and just a soft drop shadow, no gradient. sometimes the gradient fights with the screenshot's own colors and a flat background lets the product be the loud part.