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Good pictures are essential for best results

~~They should be taken as close as possible to the object but not too close to avoid blurriness~~

During registration

Lighting condition should be as constant as possible and we strongly recommend using the flash (we use a flash detection to reject usage of overexposed area)

* Keep in mind that a similar picture will be needed during Authentication.

* The quality of picture used during Authentication are important but less critical.

* The first picture will become the "Reference" make it your best.

Photo should be taken as close as possible to the object but not too close to avoid blurriness

Lighting condition should be as constant as possible, and we strongly recommend using the flash (we use a flash detection algorithm to automatically reject usage of overexposed area, so feel safe)

Use a point of view facing the flattest surface of the object.

For very small object (pils, jewels, ...) , use a Camera with Macro capabilities like iPhone Pro (3 lenses) ,

but be careful that the flash should be constantly lighting the same area, this require cares to have a good registration.

'''Tips for transparency'''

Some object like banknotes may have transparent areas

As we ask for 2 pictures and use both to analyze similarity it is a good practice to move slightly this object over it's background between picture #1 and picture #2.

This will artificially create a difference that will void usage of this transparency area, and is rather a simple and helpfull methode,

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 Good pictures are essential for best results
-They should be taken as close as possible to the object but not too close to avoid blurriness
+During registration
-Lighting condition should be as constant as possible and we strongly recommend using the flash (we use a flash detection to reject usage of overexposed area)
+* Keep in mind that a similar picture will be needed during Authentication.
+* The quality of picture used during Authentication are important but less critical.
+* The first picture will become the "Reference" make it your best.
+Photo should be taken as close as possible to the object but not too close to avoid blurriness
+Lighting condition should be as constant as possible, and we strongly recommend using the flash (we use a flash detection algorithm to automatically reject usage of overexposed area, so feel safe)
 Use a point of view facing the flattest surface of the object.
+For very small object (pils, jewels, ...) , use a Camera with Macro capabilities like iPhone Pro (3 lenses) ,
+but be careful that the flash should be constantly lighting the same area, this require cares to have a good registration.
+'''Tips for transparency'''
+Some object like banknotes may have transparent areas
+As we ask for 2 pictures and use both to analyze similarity it is a good practice to move slightly this object over it's background between picture #1 and picture #2.
+This will artificially create a difference that will void usage of this transparency area, and is rather a simple and helpfull methode,