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Rules for digital and printed passport photos and how to get one
You need a digital photo to apply for a passport online. You must get a…
You need 2 identical printed photos if you are applying for a passport…
Tells HM Passport Office staff about the quality, style and appearance required of passport photographs.
Guidance for screeners, clinical skills trainers (CST) and quality assurance (QA) leads on specific aspects of image quality and image QA review.
Guidelines for calculating quantitative image quality parameters for x-ray detectors in breast screening.
Find out how to take photographic evidence to show what you’ve done to complete an SFI action.
Information from the Centre for Applied Science and Technology (CAST), including the database of police protective standards.
Traffic sign images for reproduction in printed matter, on screen or in other media.
This document explains the Down’s syndrome screening quality assurance support service (DQASS) and how to use it.
Guidance on the mammographic aspects (both clinical and technical) of breast screening QA and the quality control of radiographic procedures.
Explains the NHS Diabetic Eye Screening (DES) Programme's processes for image capture exceptions and ungradable images.
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