Speckling in photography is a type of noise that appears as random occurrences of dots or specks of color. It's a common issue in digital photography, particularly in images taken in low light conditions or with high ISO settings on the camera.
Here are some key points about speckling:
Speckling or noise in passport photos can compromise the clarity and quality of the image, potentially causing issues with identification and automated face recognition systems.
Hence, there are specific requirements to minimize such problems. Here are the general rules concerning speckling in passport photos:
Camera at Eye Level. Arm's Length Distance.
Stand Upright. Head Straight.
Face Evenly Lit. Neutral expression.
No Selfie.
Head Not Tilted.
No Shadows on Face.
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