My face is obviously not crooked. Why do I take pictures with the ordinary camera on my mobile phone? My face is always crooked in photos.

Reason: People can only observe themselves through the mirror when taking photos, but because they are opposite to their real selves in the mirror, they can feel completely different from themselves when looking at photos, and some places feel crooked.

In fact, you are seen by others in the camera, but what we see in the mirror every day is actually the opposite. Because we are used to looking at ourselves in the mirror for a long time, we seldom look at ourselves positively and often look at ourselves from other angles, so we won't notice high eyebrows, big eyes and crooked mouth, so everything will appear when we take a positive photo. At this time, you will feel strange and unfamiliar to yourself in the camera.

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According to psychological research, when people look in the mirror, the brain will automatically make up for it. You look 30% better in the mirror than you really look. In other words, you are actually about 30% uglier than you feel. Experts say this is why many people feel different when taking pictures.

Wu Xin, a Chongqing commercial photographer who has been photographing models for a long time, said that this is caused by different imaging principles. "Looking in the mirror follows the principle of light reflection, and what is presented in the mirror is a virtual image, that is, a left-right opposite image. The principle of camera imaging uses a convex lens to form a real image through light refraction. From this perspective, the self in the photo may be closer to himself. Because when you look in the mirror, you see you symmetrically. "

"But that doesn't mean that you are the real person in the photo." Orfila added, "The photo effect is influenced by many factors: light, distance, layout structure, photographer's skill, expression and so on. Sometimes it is distorted by the camera. So photos can't really reflect the real appearance. Some people may think that one of their photos is photogenic, but the other one is ugly. In fact, no matter beauty or ugliness, it is a distortion. "

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