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MonkeyOfLife
MonkeyOfLife
I personally use photoshop to do it but I've heard people who use a phone app to do it, I don't tho
Gohanblanco217
Gohanblanco217
How can you do that ?
MonkeyOfLife
MonkeyOfLife
Uhh you measure the about of pixels the that that you know the size off, then you compare the pixels to something else near it and boom, you find out it's size

The closer they are to each other the more accurate it is

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I put first the size (56m) then the pixels of that, then leave this _ and go to the next and then put the other pixel you compared the 56m to and boom... _ this will be revealed

So A: 56 (m) B: 32 (px) C: __ (m) D: 187 (px)

Btw
px = pixels
m = meter
Gohanblanco217
Gohanblanco217
Okay....and how did you do it ?
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