Why do you feel so ugly when you record yourself on your mobile phone?

Because we are not professional photographers and photography is not professional enough, we will make ourselves ugly!

On the other hand, when taking pictures, the photographer will make careful arrangements. For example, when we take pictures, don't look up and put your chin away. When we take a close-up of our eyes, the action from closing our eyes to opening our eyes is slower than usual. After our eyes are completely opened, we will tilt our corners of our mouths up and show a smiling expression, so that the photos we take will have a feeling.

But when we record videos for ourselves with our mobile phones, we don't adjust the angle, adjust the luminosity or design actions reasonably. Moreover, using mobile phone to record video is too casual and unstable, which will cause the picture to be in a trance, so even if our mobile phone has a high pixel, it is difficult to shoot a beautiful self! Photography is even more difficult, especially at close range, which always makes people swollen, fat and short.

Because of this, in order to make up for this defect and let everyone use the photography function better, mobile phone manufacturers have added beauty and editing functions to the photography software. Software companies have also produced a lot of software, all of which are used for retouching. Things taken with mobile phones, after some beauty repairs, can be sent to friends circle for everyone to see.

Like the photos taken by our old mobile phone, it is estimated that no one basks in themselves except the children. But it's different now. Many people will dress themselves up beautifully and go to a circle of friends, but this photo is much worse than myself.

Photography is also a science, and there are many doorways. Photographers can only take beautiful photos if they know more skills, which is not something that ordinary people can do with their mobile phones. In that case, no one will go to the photography building to take pictures.