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To enroll at my future university, I have to upload a passport photo of myself. In addition to the admissibility of .jpg and .jpeg as file format, it is also stated that no scanned photos may be used.
How am I supposed to get my passport photo in good quality on my laptop and upload it?!
You can get your passport photo as a file from the photographer and upload it. Just take a stick with you to the photographer, otherwise you'll pay for a CD there.
So whenever I had passport photos taken by the photographer, they would also send them to me in parallel to an email address I gave me.
Can't you get that neatly photographed with your cell phone?
Sure, I could take a picture of the photo with my mobile phone, but how with the correct file format and clean? Is that just how it works? This photo will then be used for my chip card.
Mobile phone and camera take jpg pictures. A white wall as background, good light from the front, done. You won't need a biometric passport photo, black and white, symmetrical without glasses, or glasses without glasses. Without a smile etc.
It should just look dignified.
A printed photo is more or less graphically processed, you would see that on a scanned photo.
Somehow don't understand the reason. And how do you even want to check whether the photo is scanned? Remove the dust well beforehand and cut out the photo without a border and the difference should hardly be noticeable by a layperson.
Otherwise, just go to the photographer and request the file in digital format (CD, stick, email)
Then just let someone take a picture of you in front of a light background and send it to them.
I would like to mention that a photographer takes pictures in RAW format. The photo is raw, out of focus, but with a lot of details for manual editing. Photos in JPG or JPEG are finished. Either through the automatic setting on the mobile phone / camera. Or the photographer manually specified the settings on the camera. JPG can only be made a little lighter, darker or more or less color.
