How to choose a program for editing photos for documents. - 6 views

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  #1 andreaskrause22 on 31 Oct 24

   

  Recently I thought that it would be convenient to edit photos for documents myself, instead of going to photo studios every time. Once I urgently had to take a photo for a visa, and, of course, there was no time to go to a photographer. In the end, I downloaded the first program I came across, but it turned out to be terribly inconvenient: there are almost no settings, and the color and light completely ruin the photo. Has anyone already found a normal program for this? I want it to be simple and the result to be suitable for documents.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Recently I thought that it would be convenient to edit photos for documents myself, instead of going to photo studios every time. Once I urgently had to take a photo for a visa, and, of course, there was no time to go to a photographer. In the end, I downloaded the first program I came across, but it turned out to be terribly inconvenient: there are almost no settings, and the color and light completely ruin the photo. Has anyone already found a normal program for this? I want it to be simple and the result to be suitable for documents.</div>

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  #2 stefanwolf22 on 31 Oct 24

   

  I also went through this once, I understand how difficult it is to find something convenient. Recently I tried an editor that perfectly adjusts photos to documentary requirements. It is called passport photo maker. It automatically adjusts the background and light, so you can see the result right away. I also used to struggle with the settings in regular editors, but here it was quick and much easier. I can recommend it, especially if you need to take a photo quickly.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I also went through this once, I understand how difficult it is to find something convenient. Recently I tried an editor that perfectly adjusts photos to documentary requirements. It is called <a rel="nofollow" href="https://passportmaker.com">passport photo maker</a>. It automatically adjusts the background and light, so you can see the result right away. I also used to struggle with the settings in regular editors, but here it was quick and much easier. I can recommend it, especially if you need to take a photo quickly.</div>

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  #3 zizeharlew on 31 Oct 24

   

  Oh, interesting topic, there are really many applications for editing photos for documents now. I heard that some programs even have templates for passports and visas. It's good when you can do such things at home and not depend on photo studios, saving time and nerves is great!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Oh, interesting topic, there are really many applications for editing photos for documents now. I heard that some programs even have templates for passports and visas. It's good when you can do such things at home and not depend on photo studios, saving time and nerves is great!</div>

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