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help with pixel calcing
- Thread starter RemainsAE
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Personally, I like Gimp. Has a nice line tool that shows you how many pixels the line has while drawing and has a measuring tool with which one can measure it afterwards, if necessary.
Also has other occasionally useful tools, like one to measure angles and with the histogram function on can get a count of how many pixels a selected area has, should one want to pixel scale an area precisely.
Also has other occasionally useful tools, like one to measure angles and with the histogram function on can get a count of how many pixels a selected area has, should one want to pixel scale an area precisely.
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I personally use paint,net it works pretty well
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I have always asked myself how to measure them, thought I will use my own ruler, but is every application accurate with the pixel calc? Is Photoshop also a good application for pixel calc?
