Passport Photo.... need advice....

Not to put down what you are doing, but couldn't you just goto the PostOffice and get it done there?
 
my county clerks office had a passport photo machine all setup, you have to go somewhere to fill in the paperwork anyway, so why not pick a place that also does the photos?

Even if you had the picture correct, youd need to get it printed onto acceptable paper. Inkjet isnt gonna cut it. Fades and i doubt its heat resistant for the laminating.
 
I got 2 passports photos for 6 dollars at my local photograpy store. Took less then 3 minutes to ask, get the photos taken, pay, and walk out with them in hand.
 
funny how i ask a question, get 4 replys, and not one that helps. the nearest place to get it done is like 15 miles away, i can take a picture and upload to walmart and print it there which is about 4 miles away. i have my camera setup on my tripod and actually have to take 3 peoples photos and i am doing an online application like i said, so i dont believe i will have to turn any paperwork into any place but the company i am ordering through. thx for all the help tho, guess ill just do some process of elimination.
 
After taking the pics, use the crop tool, tell it to do a 2in x 2in crop. The DPI doesn't matter. The size of the crop should be so that the face takes up about half of the space, so you can drag from the top of the face until the center-dot is at the bottom of the face. Then drag the crop area to center the face, and get some shoulders, and you should be good there.

You can copy/paste multiple 2x2 images into a new file, sized at 4x6 inches, 300dpi. Then you can upload that to Walmart to get prints at the correct size, and you can cut them, send them in, etc.

Hope this helps. It isn't clear if you need help taking the pictures, or processing/croping them...
 
Tim_axe said:
After taking the pics, use the crop tool, tell it to do a 2in x 2in crop. The DPI doesn't matter. The size of the crop should be so that the face takes up about half of the space, so you can drag from the top of the face until the center-dot is at the bottom of the face. Then drag the crop area to center the face, and get some shoulders, and you should be good there.

You can copy/paste multiple 2x2 images into a new file, sized at 4x6 inches, 300dpi. Then you can upload that to Walmart to get prints at the correct size, and you can cut them, send them in, etc.

Hope this helps. It isn't clear if you need help taking the pictures, or processing/croping them...

hey thank you, that helps out alot...
 
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