Customer reviews and ratings

Did my Schengen photos this way: eight 35×45 frames from one 10×15 print. Kept the spare ones.

Used the same frame for a passport photo and a student card; two crops, both accepted.

Used one file for two applications inside the six-month window; no second studio visit.

The one behind my phone case faded in the sun, but I had spares from the same sheet.

Course enrolment file wanted 45×60 mm. Digital file and print both accepted.

Address change renewal, photo passed at Ankara Çankaya. Very smooth.

Used the same frame for a passport photo and a student card; two crops, both accepted.

Good that the page says the delivered frame is centred. I cropped the off-centre version myself and it worked.

One shot produced both the digital JPEG for the ID channel and the printed 60×90 for the licence file.

My front-camera shot was mirrored and got refused. Reshot with the rear camera and it passed.

Renewal after 10 years. NVİ office in Ankara took the print and scanned it — 20 minutes total.

First frame flagged for background shadow; retook near a window and it passed.

Received the printed copies in two days. Ankara Bar took the file without asking for a redo.

Cargo delivery took an extra day in my case, but the order tracking email kept me informed.

Came for ETIAS, left with a compliant 35×45 photo for my Schengen appointment. Accepted first try.

I paid by bank transfer, which took a while to confirm. Card would have been instant. Product itself was fine.

Needed a biometric photo for my residence permit renewal; shot it on my phone and the analysis passed on the second try. Accepted at the office.

My phone saved HEIC and Display P3. Getting a proper sRGB JPEG solved the upload error instantly.

First frame had a background shadow, the app flagged it. Second shot near a window came out clean.

The report told me exactly what was wrong: shadow on one side. Moved closer to the window and it cleared.

Holding a treat above the camera got the gaze immediately. More effective than the sound trick used for cats.

Upload passed first time at 1200 pixels. I would have liked the framing guidance to be a little more visual.

Netherlands via VFS. The 35×45 print matched EU biometric spec, approval in a week.

Citing the regulation number and the word "optional" is what convinced me this page knew the subject.