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| Is there anywhere I can get this picture measuring software on the internet? Nearly all fish I catch, I take a single picture, and let her go, I usualy don't bother measuring. But i have heard that you may be able to measure a fish, let me know. |
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Location: Hayward, WI | I think it would be easier and more accurate to measure the fish before you let it go... A floating stick/ruler or bump board can make it quick and easy for you and the fish.
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| that would be an interesting concept -but how would it know how far the subect was from the lens and about 100 other variables? |
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| Didn't the WRMA use some sort of photogramatic (sp?) software to figure an estimated length on the Spray fish? Lots of variables, math and cost involved I believe.
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| If you got that kind of money, To spend on that software, Can i borrow some  JK. As Curley mentioned just get a Floatstick. |
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| I was more looking into free software, i wouldn't bother with paying for something like this |
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| Bounty Fishing has the technology to measure the fish from a pic.
I would suggest contacting them, or, joining Bounty Fishing and simple sending your pics to them.
http://www.bountyfishing.com/
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| I have seen a software like that in my remodeling magizines. They advertise it for estimating siding and roofing. It required a special gauge that had to be in the picture then the software could diminsion anything in the picture by calibrating itself from the gauge. Sounds like a lot of work, get a bump board or stick.
What you need is the system my countertop fabricators have. They come and digitize my cabinets with a special machine and then download it to the CAD system. You could measure your fish then email it straight to MuskieFirst for the report. I may be getting carried away.LOL
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Great, I need to side and roof a few muskies that I catch. Its so much better than guessing the amount of siding or shingles needed for the job. 
Edited by muskie! nut 6/5/2009 4:00 PM
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| Image J: http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/features.html (go down to "analysis")... Best of all? It's free!
Sometimes used by biologists to measure morphometrics in fish. Two important things need to be kept constant at all times to get accurate measurements: 1) distance of lens to fish and 2) a marking near fish of known length (the marking, not the fish...). The camera's distance to the fish is most important though.
Edited by esox50 6/5/2009 4:26 PM
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Come On Guys,,,,,,,, Everyone knows that all you need is a Tom Tom to get exact measurements........
Are we getting to be the generation of Lazyness ???? I think so.......
Good Luck with that B.S.
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Top H2O - 6/5/2009 5:41 PM
Are we getting to be the generation of Lazyness ???? I think so.......
Jerome
Heck no, I had to get off the couch to type this. |
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Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | muskie! nut - 6/5/2009 6:04 PM Top H2O - 6/5/2009 5:41 PM Are we getting to be the generation of Lazyness ???? I think so....... Jerome Heck no, I had to get off the couch to type this. Could you send us a picture of your living room so we can measure how far you had to walk to get to the computer??? |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | rpieske - 6/7/2009 2:25 PM
Could you send us a picture of your living room so we can measure how far you had to walk to get to the computer???
If you trust my measurements, I will go get my bump board and measure that for you. Naw, I'm to lazy for that. |
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| I hate to be Captain Obvious here, but it sure seems easier to just measure the fish. I do it with a floating ruler while the fish is in the net, after the hooks are removed. The photo method will never be as accurate as a ruler.
Brian
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| I hate to suggest yawl are a bunch of dolts, but anybody that wants a fish measured, just post it on the board, claim it is 58", and immediately you will get an over/under that will average out to 98% accuracy! |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Now I don't care who reads that, FSF, that there is funny! |
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Location: Sawyer County, WI |
It's more than funny Steve, it's true ! |
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