How to take a 300 DPI screenshot of a web page

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Webnet picture Webnet · Dec 17, 2010 · Viewed 28.2k times · Source

Ok, dumb question, the images on the page are all 72, so you can't have 300. But... what's the best way to print in as high resolution as possible on a brochure?

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aioobe picture aioobe · Dec 17, 2010

How about zooming in on the web-page before taking the screen-shot? Most modern browsers allow you to set a custom zoom level.

Note though that the images may not look as great as you would like. You can't do much about this without access to high-res version of the images.

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