gernot.brunner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Hi. I hope, my question is not off topic here. I want to know how I
> could take photos for the new biometric pass****ts. The photos must
> meet strict requirements as defined by ICAO. Therefore I'm looking for
> a program that is able to check if an existing photo (*.jpeg file or
> whatever) meets the requirements or not.
>
> Which tools do you use for that purpose? Are there tools with a built-
> in stencil? Which tools use the preofessionals for that purpose?
>
> Thanks in advance for tips.
>
> Gernot
Using the guidance that comes with a pass****t application, it's easy
using Photoshop to get the images the correct size. Because the
guidance also says that home printed images are not acceptable (though I
doubt they could tell with a decent printer) I had to make sure the
print came out the right size when done 'professionally'. I did
pictures for three people in one go, making a composite image of them
and sized for 5x7 paper. I put a 5x7 frame round the whole image and
made sure that the printer (high street shop where I've discovered the
operator has a brain) knew to use that for calibration. Came out
exactly right.
Stephen
