Publisher's Description
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Make every day a free passport photos day. Why pay up to $20 when you can turn your favorite photos into format acceptable for U.S. passport application. This easy-to-use software will let you do it in less than two minutes. Version 0.4 features support for Vista.
What's new in this version: Version 0.4 features support for Vista.
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All versions:
2.7 starsout of 13 votes
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Current version:
2.7 starsout of 11 votes
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"Crapware, doesn't work."
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
Small download, small size, small memory footprint.
Cons
Does not work, isn't intuitive, incomplete, why add icons whose functions are not "implemented yet" as the pop up will tell you. Print preview, none functional, and won't print.
Summary
Avoid and do not waste your time.
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"Created a web app that's even easier to use."
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
Easy to use
Cons
Requires installation
Summary
My web app http://freepassportphoto.dyndns.org/ is even easier to use. It requires no installation, and uses face detection to automatically crop your photo to specification, and yes its free. So you get all the advantages with no installation hassle.
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"Easy Peasy!"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
After reading bobby_the_froggy's instructions, this program was easy to use and navigate.
Cons
I'm not sure I have any cons. We'll see when I get the pics back from Walgreens
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"Would not work at all"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
none, as could not get program to run correctly
Cons
Tried downloading this 3 times and each time, after installing, when I opened the program nothing happened, could not get any of the buttons to work, not even the help button.
Summary
Very disappointing that could not even get the program to run.
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"Excellent program"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
Easy to use
Cons
There is none
Summary
The Passport Photo program (PPP) is free, easy to install, very easy to use. I personally thank the creator of the program and CNET. Here is a link where you may watch a video about how this program works. Although the video is about another program that costs about $9, PPP works very similarly:
http://www.passportphotostudio.com/videoswf.html
While installing PPP, it asks you permission to install Microsoft Framework, don't forget to give the permission. It also asks permission to update itself. Allow that too? -
"Doesn't work"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
None whatsoever.
Cons
Simply doesn't work.
Summary
Rubbish.
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"Free software, learn how to use is easy."
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
Free software, upload to your favorite Photo's printing service and save lots of money, $0.20 for 6 passport size photos.
Cons
First time user may not like the program because only function that work is import and export, and you have to played around to find out how this program works, but it's worth spending a few minute to find out how. See bottom line summery on how to.
Summary
I like this, it save me MONEY!!!
Note: You must installed Microsoft Framework to use this program.
After installed the software. Open DIY passport photo from Start menu. under File menu, click import, then pick your photo.
Fit white frame around face in the photo by left click your mouse over the white frame. Then drag it, one side at the time. (You may have to move your mouse very slow to make frame line moves properly). Adjusted white frame so that face is fit in the frame box. Then double click face in the white frame. Now your Photos x2 will appears in the program window. You can add 2 different pictures to the same session, go to file>import and select photo you want to use again, adjusted frame then double click in the frame, repeats for the third photo. when done, this will give you 3 sets of 2 pictures on the same print. When you are done with all photos, click file>export, and save your passport photo in .jpg. I uploaded it to my local Walgreen Photo which cost me $0.19 for 3 sets of passport photo. That a big saving.
Tips: Take picture with a good camera on the white background, you may have to use photo editing software to remove shadow or color background. But if you have good picture already, this is all you need to do. It's pretty easy. -
"doesn't work"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
free....but so what
Cons
non functional
Summary
imports the file nice and quick but then won't do anything with it!!
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"This works! (I have Vista x32)"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
Absolutely Free. Save money doing your own passport photos.
Cons
No help function. I had to play around with it a little bit to understand the process. I had issues when the program is maximized (view); I cant seem to drag the crop lines. However, when I re-opened it up on it's default size when open, it worked.
Summary
THIS SOFTWARE WORKS! You just need a little patience navigating through the program. I spent $0.20 total (one 4X6 sheet) for passport photos for my 2 kids and myself. I saved at least $25 just doing it myself. SHWEET!
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"Did not work on my Vista (x64) PC"
Version: DIY Passport Photos 0.4
Pros
Free. (But see Cons)
Cons
A waste of money.
Summary
Non-functional - you can import a photo. and then you can import another..... I couldn't get anything else to respond at all.
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