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Pixel Scaling and Pixel Conversion

Peter_"Quicksilver"_Maximoff

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Yo everyone,does anyone now a good program or site that can pixel scaling for a beginner?

And after I get the pixel measurements, how would you I convert it to actual real world length,width,etc
 
the most useful and powerful program for beginners is called... Paint.

About the conversion part, it's up to you if you use meters, foots or inches, if you have the length of the object/character in pixel, the height (in whatever unit you use) = the value of pixel obteined. But remember, the final result should be converted to match with the standard system
 
Pixels themselves can't be converted into meters (well they can but its not recommended at all). Basically, if say Character A is 2 Meters tall and has a height of 252 Pixels, then 252 Pixels = 2 Meters. Of course depth and angels can make stuff complicated.
 
Antoniofer said:
the most useful and powerful program for beginners is called... Paint.
About the conversion part, it's up to you if you use meters, foots or inches, if you have the length of the object/character in pixel, the height (in whatever unit you use) = the value of pixel obteined. But remember, the final result should be converted to match with the standard system
Are you refreeing to paint.net? or the the regular paint software that pre installed on all computers?
 
Both should work fine, though I prefer Paint.Net (extra layers make counting the pixels easier imo).
 
^You would need a reference to find the size of that crater, I can't see any notable object/people to scale with
 
Mmm... maybe the guy in white's height could work, the bad thing is that the top of the crater can't be see it.

The first pic doesn't work much.
 
Peter "Quicksilver" Maximoff said:
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Here's another one
The image is really small so I can't really tell, but is that a person? If so you can use his height to assume the size of the crater.
 
that one is better, I can see the top (kinda) this time. But seems starnge, the hole shape seems different in these last pics than the first one
 
Antoniofer said:
that one is better, I can see the top (kinda) this time. But seems starnge, the hole shape seems different in these last pics than the first one
There at the edge of the hole (long ways) that may the reason why

anyway do you need a another scan?, becasue i can try and find some.....
 
Welp, can't help much, I'm busy with the college exams; but can't be that hard, try to take a look at others calcs
 
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