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26 Jun 2007
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Pictures: what size?
Hello there,
I will be taking some pictures with me on my 1/2(half)RTW to Australia for paperwork I will need a pic for along the way, what is the size you recommend? 2"x2"? or is 45mmx55mm the most common? By your experience...? Also: how many? I was thinking about 20, too many? I am trying to sort out all the visas before departure by the way. Many thanks in advance.
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2 Jul 2007
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45x60 mm. shoulders seen, face looks at the camera, no side view.
I recommend 24 pcs.
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