Photo 40x50 mm (4x5 cm)

Concerning the 40 x 50 milimetres photo

The requirements for documentary photographs can vary, in particular in terms of size and framing. If you want to obtain a professional photo that is suitable for different documents, normally the easiest solution is to choose a universal photograph with pre-set size. E.g., for a given format: 40 x 50 mm - meaning 4 on 5 cm, you can use the cropping tool available on our page. Shortly we would adapt your photograph to the requirements of the office or institution. Thanks to this easy procedure, you will save money and time on searching for a photographer who will take professional photographs for documents in the format you need. Not always at a photography studio there is the possibility to print photographs with dimensions of 40 on 50 mm or 4 x 5 centimetres, hence, using photo generator with automatic framing option may be the best solution.

Background of the 40 x 50 mm (4 by 5 cm) photograph

Normally a document photo ought to have a uniform background. The background colour itself may vary depending on the specific document. Often, however, it is a bright background, often white (#ffffffff) or light grey (e.g. #f9f9f9), although, there may be a specific background requirement of red - #fa1612. With passport-photo.online cropping tool you can get a photograph with a uniform bright background. Simply upload any photo to the form above and our Background Removal Tool will do its job and you will get a photo on the perfect bright background. Soon, there will also be an option to choose a specific background color. If you need it now, please contact us at [email protected]

Equivalents of the 40 x 50 mm photo

The equivalents of a 40 x 50 mm photo are:

• 4 x 5 cm photo (i.e. photo's width 4 cm and height 5 cm)
• 1,57 x 1,97 inches photograph (i.e. photo's width 1,57 inches and height 1,97 inches)

Proportions of the electronic form of the 40 by 50 mm photograph

In the case of digital version photos only, it is crucial to maintain the right proportions, i.e. the ratio of the 40 mm width to the 50 milimetres height. Depending on the resolution (dpi) of the printout, these can be very different regarding dimensions expressed in pixels (px). For example, these may be the sizes:

• for dpi=100 resolution: 157 x 246 px (width = 157 pixels, and height 246 pixels)
• for dpi=300 resolution: 471 x 739 px (width = 471 pixels, and height 739 pixels)
• for dpi=600 resolution: 942 x 1479 px (width = 942 pixels, and height 1479 pixels)