How do I determine/estimate actual dimensions from an image using computer software?

Talan asked:


I need to the know the dimensions of a photo I have saved on my computer. It’s saved as a JPEG File, and I’m using ArcSoft PhotoStudio. There is a person sending in the photo so I can use them as a reference point but I need the steps to set up values in the software so I can click and drag a line and have actual values come up. Can anyone help with this?

Konnor

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Tags: Arcsoft Photostudio, Image Software, Photo

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One Response to “How do I determine/estimate actual dimensions from an image using computer software?”

1. Ron Says:
   March 24th, 2010 at 3:53 am

   Most good graphics programs have x,y co-ordinates which can be given in pixels. A better way is to just crop the person out of the image and go to the Image>Resize menu and see what it says. You can always do a Ctrl + Z to undo anything.

   Ron