The half-length photo of the ID photo is generally above the chest, and the requirement is that you can't wear a hat. Ordinary half-length photos are below the waist or above the knee, and there is no requirement.

Is the one-inch photo a bust?

"bust" means "upper body", in fact, an inch photo is a bust. The requirement of one-inch photos is a recent bareheaded color head portrait, which accounts for 2/3 of the photo size, with no border on a white background, clear images, rich layers, natural expressions and no obvious distortion.

Where was the bust taken?

Half-length photos are divided into ordinary photos and ID photos. If it is an ordinary photo, the half-length photo is often from the subject's head to the waist, or below the waist to above the knee. But if it is a bust, it is usually taken above the chest. You can't wear a hat You should face the camera with your shoulders parallel to the camera.