셀프 여권사진Laptops have been broken for a long time, and these days, there is nothing that smartphones can’t do. Photo editing was done using three apps on my phone. I also made prints using the app.
1. snapseed I edited the photo to make it brighter using snapseed, the photo editing app I usually use. 2. Photo Editing App – Photo Editing & Nukki Picking To make the background neatly white, I picked Nukki with the app. I edited it neatly so that even the fine hairs could be cleaned up when picking the nukki. What’s good about this app is that it automatically picks the tips and allows you to edit the details yourself. I think I will use it often in the future. 3. Passport/ID card size photo editorI used the app to edit photos to fit passport specifications. It is good when editing the photo size because guidelines are provided to meet the standards.4. Pubblog I used a photo printing app that I usually use.
Passport photo specifications can be checked on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs passport information website (https://www.passport.go.kr/home/kor/contents.do?menuPos=32). Basic information: Hat, etc., must be worn within 6 months prior to the date of application for passport issuance. You must submit a full-color, full-color photo taken without any clothing on. Photos taken by yourself can only be used if they meet passport photo standards. Photos arbitrarily modified using photo editing programs, photo filter functions, etc. are not acceptable. Photo size · The size of the background passport photo must be 3.5 cm wide The 531 pixel standard is recommended. When printing photos, the hair length must be between 3.2 and 3.6 cm. The background must be uniform, white without ink marks, and without borders. Erase the background using a photo editing program (e.g. Photoshop, etc.). Photos that are randomly composited of people or on a white background cannot be submitted. Photos that expose other people or objects cannot be accepted. Quality · Lighting (Shadow) Photos printed on plain paper cannot be used, and photos printed on photo paper (glossy or matte) cannot be submitted. You must submit a printed, clear photo (resolution 300 DPI recommended). Low-resolution photos that are blurry, pixelated, wrinkled, or stained are not acceptable. Original photos must be submitted using appropriate lighting to avoid shadows and reflections on people and backgrounds. The skin tone must be accurately expressed. Facial direction/expression. The head must be located in the center, and the face and shoulders must face forward (side poses are not allowed). Photos with the head tilted forward or back toward the camera or the face taken close up are not allowed. Not available: The mouth must be closed (no teeth exposed), the expression must be expressionless without smiling (e.g. squinting or frowning) or raising the eyebrows, the eyes must not be covered with hair, and the entire face (forehead-chin, (face outline, etc.) must be fully exposed. Photos that cover the eyebrows and face outline (cheekbones, cheeks, etc.) with hair cannot be submitted. Eyes/GlassesEyes must be naturally open and gaze must be directed straight ahead. There must be no red eye in the pupils. Photos with light reflections (catchlights) can be used as long as they allow identification and do not affect the shape and color of the eyes. Beauty, color, circle lenses, glasses with colored lenses, sunglasses, etc. cannot be worn with glasses. Light must not be reflected, and glasses frames must not cover the eyes. Clothing/Accessories: Head must not be covered with hats, headbands, head coverings, etc. T-shirts, scarves, etc. that cover the neck can be worn as long as they do not obscure the entire outline of the face. Religious clothing is worn in everyday life. It is permitted only if worn at all times, and the entire face (forehead ~ chin) must be exposed. If wearing accessories such as earrings or piercings, photos that reflect light or obscure the outline of the face cannot be submitted. Wireless hands-free such as earphones and headphones It cannot be worn for infants and infants. All standards are the same as for adults. Objects such as toys or guardians must not be exposed. In the case of newborns and infants (under 36 months), where it is difficult to film with the mouth closed, it is possible to slightly open the mouth.
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