1. A computer-implemented method to display an actual sized image of an object, the method comprising using at least one processor to: receive a photographic representation of the object and at least one dimensional measurement of the object; determine and store a bounding box for the object, the bounding box having dimensions along length (X), height (Y), and depth (Z) axes and represented as E_Max[X, Y, Z], at least one of the dimensions corresponding to the at least one dimensional measurement, the bounding box based on pixels in the photographic representation that belong to the photographic representation; receive a size of a display, the size represented by pixels per inch of the display (“DPI_S”); calculate an actual height of the object as E_Max[Y]*DPI_S pixels based on the bounding box; calculate an actual width of the object as E_Max[X]*DPI_S pixels based on the bounding box; scale an image of the object to an actual size based on the calculated actual height and actual width; up-sample or down-sample the scaled image to a projected size of E_Max[X]*DPI_S, E_Max[Y]*DPI_S; and project a projection of the actual sized image of the object for display.