Bawal Ngumiti
Precise measurements, lighting and facial expressions have been introduced so passports can be read by facial recognition technology at border controls.
Passport regimes around the world are being overhauled to combat identity fraud and meet higher standards in aviation security following terrorist attacks in America.
Among the requirements for a photograph:
* A full front close-up view of the head and shoulders with the head covering 70 to 80 per cent of the photo.
* The person must be captured from slightly above top of head and include shoulders, the head shown centred/square on, looking directly at the camera, not looking over one shoulder (portrait style) or tilted, and both edges of the face shown clearly.
* A neutral expression (not grinning, laughing or frowning) with the mouth closed.
* The eyes must be open and clearly visible.
(Source: NZ Herald)
Bawal na ang nakangiti sa picture! Katulad ng mga example na ito.
11 Comments:
Paano na kaya yong aking pang passport photo na pinakuha ko pa sa isang sikat na studio back home? Pinaretoke ko pa naman ng husto nang maka-mukha ko si Papa Piolo at nakapose pa akong parang "You' re the man!" Labas na labas pa ang aking pang-mais. Dami ko pa namang kopya. Baka gusto mo padalhan kita Ka Uro para mapakinabangan naman, baka kasi maraming daga diyan sa Auckland.
By RAY, at 11:17 AM, July 05, 2005
p.c. (pahabol na comment)
Mawalang galang na po, Ka Uro nagtatanong lang po. Doon sa huling requirements na "The eyes must be open and clearly visible." paano po kaya ang mga singkit na halos di na makita ang mata?
By RAY, at 11:37 AM, July 05, 2005
goyong,
siguradong marami kang mabibighaning chicks sa photo mo. niretoke pala e. mabuti nakuha pa sa retoke ano? hahaha. walang daga sa amin kaya di ko magagamit. siguro natakot na sila sa mga picture kong nakasabit. :)
By Ka Uro, at 11:39 AM, July 05, 2005
patawa naman ang mga accompanying pic ng blog entry mo, KU!!! :D
By Sassafras, at 1:57 PM, July 05, 2005
Ngiting friendster si tatang ah.
By Senorito<- Ako, at 3:14 PM, July 05, 2005
Para palang "WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE". Siguro nga, it is better to have uniform passport pix, para may standard. Naalala ko tuloy yung kauna-unahang passport pic ko...kakagising ko lang halos, tapos eh nagsabog pa yung kulot kong buhok, tapos eh nasakop ng buong mukha ko yung 2x2, ay sus ang sagwa!! Pero nakatago pa rin, souvenir, para wag ng tularan!
By Unknown, at 4:55 PM, July 05, 2005
bawal din siguro ang may putok pag nagpa-picture, hehehe.
Retina scan, high tech ano, ka uro? 100 years from now, i-implement rin sa Pinas yan. Yung National ID, baka 10 years from now, lapit na, hehehe
By Tanggero, at 8:32 PM, July 05, 2005
strict, no? pa'no na lang kaya yung mga mababaw ang kaligayahan na kadali ngumiti. a, 'lam ko na, while Peter Pan thinks of the happy moments to be able to fly, one should think of sad moments to pass the photo requirements for NZ.
hello, KU, missed bloghopping for a few days, was busy. musta na u?
By bing, at 10:21 PM, July 05, 2005
The eyes must be open and clearly visible.
Paano nalang ung mga naniningkit o nawawala ang mga mata pag ngumingiti? Tulad ng pinsan ko na half-chinese? :D
By Teacher Sol, at 12:30 AM, July 06, 2005
Ganyan din dito e. Kaya tatlong beses pa namin sinubmit yung passport app namin. Laging nirereklamo yung pics. :P
By Gabeprime, at 4:36 PM, July 06, 2005
* A full front close-up view of the head and shoulders with the head covering 70 to 80 per cent of the photo.
Kapag full body shot ang binigay mo baka isang page na ng passport ang sakop nito
* The eyes must be open and clearly visible
hmmm, siguro may nagsusubmit ng passport picture na kung hindi nakakindat ay parang tulog.
By Anonymous, at 3:42 AM, July 07, 2005
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