Good screen capture software?

[Rafaelo]

As the title says, I'm looking for a good Windows capture application, that auto-saves the capture to a folder just by pressing a hotkey or something. Something that's quick in case you're in a tight spot trying to dodge some enemy fire.

The Windows snipping tool is too slow for my liking. Have also download the Auto Screenshot Maker 3.0, works great, has everything you need for a quick capture, but I haven't figured out how to remove the damn watermark in the middle of every damn capture I make, which has the applications name in big letters all over the image.

So, anybody know of a good capture software for doing this?

[Sangria]

Fraps,
Dxtory,
Gadwin Printscreen Pro,
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[Rafaelo]

Ah damn, I forgot about Fraps. Thanks!

[Kuze]

I use Howie's Quick Screen Capture Tool, a small and good screen capture prog.

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[Rafaelo]

I use Howie's Quick Screen Capture Tool, a small and good screen capture prog.

Very small and simple, I think I prefer this one than Fraps, thanks!

[Kuze]

You welcome.

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Sketchfab - deviantART - p3d - ArtStation

[Junes]

Launch the game via Steam. Instant screenshots of almost infinite number directly stored into your cloud.

[Rafaelo]

Launch the game via Steam. Instant screenshots of almost infinite number directly stored into your cloud.

Since when did Steam have Freelancer on their database? First time I've heard of that.

[bloogaL]

Since when did Steam have Freelancer on their database? First time I've heard of that.

They don't, but you can still add non-steam games to your steam library with the 'Add a game' option and the steam overlay and screenshot functions should (on most games) work.

[Rafaelo]

Ah, I didn't know you could do that. Well, you learn something every day