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hardikpatel123

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May 3, 2018
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Hi guys,
Are the canada guys strict about digital photo requrements. I was thinking to ask a friend to click photo in front of a creamish wall and edit on my computer. Thoughts?
 
I wouldn't risk this for the digital photos; there are also certain guidelines in terms of resolution, background color, and size for the photo on CIC. Also I think it should not be a huge problem getting it professionally done? (similar to photo submitted to the Company when you start working)?
 
we used our smart phone, white wall and a passport photo android app which alters the pic for canada specifications. did the job.
 
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hardikpatel123 said:
Hi guys,
Are the canada guys strict about digital photo requrements. I was thinking to ask a friend to click photo in front of a creamish wall and edit on my computer. Thoughts?
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I am not answering these kind of questions anymore.
 
(for ita photo)
My photo was taken in a white background, but picture resulted in grayish color. my photographer edited the photo background to white. will this be acceptable??
 
Why don't you just spend a little money and get your photos taken by a professional. You are not spending crazy money like for IELTS or for ECA.
 
SithLord said:
Why don't you just spend a little money and get your photos taken by a professional. You are not spending crazy money like for IELTS or for ECA.
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our photos were actually taken from a studio by a "professional" photog. initially, i showed him the specifications according to cic requirements and missed a lot with regards to pixels & face size. I end up resizing it again Myself using photoshop (it's ok now).

now another thing is, i just noticed he edited the background to white bec the photo was originally in gray background.:eek: welpp
 
Kim_kabayan said:
(for ita photo)
My photo was taken in a white background, but picture resulted in grayish color. my photographer edited the photo background to white. will this be acceptable??
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No, the rules clearly state that a background cannot be edited/photoshopped to be completely white.
 
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