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I am trying to take a passport photograph using the above camera. &nbsp;After transfering it to my pc, and using Paint.net how do I resize it to show the details for the passport size. &nbsp;Also what size should the canvas be for this. <br />
As I am a newbie to this software hope some gurus could show me a step by step approach on what to do after Ihave uploaded the image to my pc which is a win 7 prof 64 bit. <br />
Thank u
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I am trying to take a passport photograph using the above camera.  After transfering it to my pc, and using Paint.net how do I resize it to show the details for the passport size.  Also what size should the canvas be for this. 
As I am a newbie to this software hope some gurus could show me a step by step approach on what to do after Ihave uploaded the image to my pc which is a win 7 prof 64 bit. 
Thank u

Paint.net - Nikon Coolpix S6100

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