Capturing a clear and properly aligned face image is critical for processes such as identity verification and facial recognition. Face capture errors often occur due to lighting, camera positioning, or movement during capture. This guide walks you through best practices to fix common face capture issues and successfully retake your photo.Documentation Index
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📍 Steps for Successful Face Capture
| Steps | Action |
|---|---|
| 1. Prepare the Environment | Choose a quiet space with good lighting and a plain background. |
| 2. Adjust Camera Settings | Position the camera at eye level and ensure the lens is clean and unobstructed. |
| 3. Position Yourself Correctly | Sit straight and align your face within the on-screen frame. |
| 4. Capture Technique | Keep the camera steady and avoid moving while the image is being captured. |
| 5. Review and Retake | Review the captured image immediately and retake it if clarity or alignment is poor. |
⚠️ Common Troubleshooting Steps
| What might be wrong | What to do |
|---|---|
| Blurred image | Keep the device steady and avoid movement during capture. |
| Poor lighting | Improve lighting using natural light or a soft lamp placed in front of you. |
| Face misalignment | Center your face within the frame and keep your head straight. |
| Overexposed or underexposed image | Adjust lighting or move slightly closer to or farther from the light source. |