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Hjemmesiden kan ikke anvendes. Rent plat.
Brug appen Pasfoto. Den er mega god.
Billedfilen gemmes på telefonen.
Søg efter en Cewe fotoprinter i Føtex eller Bilka. Print et enkelt foto 10*15 med 6 pasbilleder til 5 kr...fungerer perfekt.
Enkelt pasfoto i korrekte dimensioner står der, men det passer ikke. I stedet for 3,5x4,5 cm er det downloadede foto 2x2,6 cm.
De andre angivne mål (9x13 og 10x15) passer heller ikke. Så ved ikke hvad formålet med siden er ud over at prøve at sælge nogle pasfotos. Gad vide hvilket format de komme i?
Hjemmesiden gør i teorien, hvad den skal. Du uploader et billede, og den fremstiller dit billede i et fint gitter.
Problemet er bare, at disse billeder ikke kan bruges til et pas.
Da jeg forleden forsøgte at fornye mit pas, og medbragte et print fra hjemmesiden, fortalte de mig på Borgerservice, at billederne er for små, og derfor ubrugelige.
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