Employee Photos - Recommended Size and Resolution

Hello All,
Please can anyone advise on the recommended photo size and resolution to be used to provide the highest quality photo available on the infotype header ? Also, if there is a difference to use the photo format BMP or JPEG ?
This information is required in order to ensure that there is a minium photo standard commuinicated before starting the implementation on SAP HR system.
All information or experiences of photo size and/or resolution used will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,

Hi,
This is not completely true regarding the format.
You may use other formats as well : Employee Photo Restrictions
Best regards,
Guillaume

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