Immigration photos

[psk0812]

I was just reading this on the Appendix B Photo specs, (photos must be identical ,black and white or colour, produced from the same untouched negative, or exposed simultaneously by a split-image or multi-lens camera.) Does this mean that I cant use photos that are from digital form? ( a bit hard to find in this day & age.) Has anyone had trouble with this? Thanks , PSK

 

[wilson]

I was just reading this on the Appendix B Photo specs, (photos must be identical ,black and white or colour, produced from the same untouched negative, or exposed simultaneously by a split-image or multi-lens camera.) Does this mean that I cant use photos that are from digital form? ( a bit hard to find in this day & age.) Has anyone had trouble with this? Thanks , PSK

As you are aware conventional photography methods and photo film processing and printing with negative films are almost obsolete. I guess, perhaps such method may still exist in North Korea or in Cuba. Most of the studios are currently equipped with latest technology of digital photography and digital printing. I cannot understand why CIC still insists such method. I used mine and my wife's digital photos when we sent to visa office in 2006 and we never had any problem with it.

I suggest you may go with digital photos and prints according to CIC size specification given on your guide.

 

[psk0812]

Thanks for that, we are in the U.K. and were looking at having to travel for 200 miles to have the photos done in that old way.

 

[wilson]

That is true. It is not worthy for spending lot of time and money for few photos.

 

[canadiangirl78]

I was just reading this on the Appendix B Photo specs, (photos must be identical ,black and white or colour, produced from the same untouched negative, or exposed simultaneously by a split-image or multi-lens camera.) Does this mean that I cant use photos that are from digital form? ( a bit hard to find in this day & age.) Has anyone had trouble with this? Thanks , PSK

Digital is fine.