What's wrong with taking a picture of a crooked face?

The shooting angle is incorrect, the body posture is incorrect, the lens is distorted, and the camera setting is incorrect. The reasons for the crooked face when taking pictures are as follows:

1. Incorrect shooting angle: If the photographer shoots at an incorrect angle, his face may look askew. This is usually because the photographer is not standing in front of the camera or the camera is not placed at the correct height.

2. Incorrect body posture: If the photographer's body posture is incorrect, it may also cause his face to look askew. For example, if the photographer's body or head is tilted, his face will look askew.

3, lens deformation: some camera lenses may be deformed, causing the face to look askew. This usually happens on wide-angle lenses because they stretch the edge of the image.

4. Incorrect camera settings: If the camera settings are incorrect, it may also cause the face to look askew. For example, if the shutter speed of the camera is too slow, the image will be blurred and the face will look askew.