Is it clearer if you take a selfie in the mirror or if someone else takes a photo of you?

Usually, someone else’s photo of yourself will be clearer than your own selfie in the mirror. This is because the reflection and refraction of light by the mirror will cause some light loss and distortion, thus affecting the clarity of the photo.

When you take a selfie using the front-facing camera, your phone or camera captures a direct image of your face, rather than an image reflected in a mirror. This direct capture is closer to the actual appearance, so the photo will usually be clearer.

In addition, other people's photos of themselves may also be affected by better photography techniques, lighting conditions and equipment quality, further improving the clarity and quality of the photos.

However, this is not an absolute rule, as factors such as shooting conditions, equipment quality and technical level will all have an impact on the results. Sometimes, with careful adjustment and the use of the right equipment, you can get a clear photo of yourself taking a selfie in the mirror.

In short, others’ photos of yourself are usually clearer, but this does not mean that your own photos taken in front of the mirror must be blurry. The most important thing is to choose the appropriate shooting conditions and equipment to ensure the clarity and quality of your photos.

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