Measure scale from a known-length object visible in each photo, instead of assuming a fixed shooting distance.
Frame size is the area of canopy captured per shot. At 1m distance a typical smartphone captures approx 1.2 x 0.9m. Calibrate once by photographing a tape measure across the canopy.
Reference object — hold a stick or rod of known length flat against the canopy face in every photo, with both ends clearly visible. High-contrast tape at each end (e.g. orange or pink) helps detection. Claude measures it in pixels to work out the true frame size for that photo.
Pack-out Parameters
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Take or upload canopy photos
Shoot straight-on at ~1m distance
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About
KiwiCount v1.0
Area-based canopy crop estimation via AI vision.
Built for Hayward Green kiwifruit, Hawke's Bay NZ.
Each photo covers 1.08 m² of canopy.
Scale factor shown in results assumptions box.