Why do Japanese dramas always take actors' skin badly?

Because Japanese dramas are movies that want to show close to life. In many domestic TV dramas, the actors' skin is super good, but the photos taken by many stars in real life are very different, which will cause netizens to vomit.

Most Japanese dramas are campus dramas in junior high schools, so campus life should be filmed naturally and appropriately. So at this time, when the photographer shoots HD, he won't retouch the actors at the back. After all, junior high school students have good skin, but it is not as good as professionally maintained skin.

Moreover, the Japanese prefer the natural shooting effect, and they think they shoot very well. However, we China people are used to our own shooting effects in China, so when we go to see Japanese dramas, we feel that the definition they shoot is too high, which exposes the shortcomings of our skin.

It is often said that there are four kinds of Asian witchcraft: China Ps, Korean plastic surgery, Japanese plastic surgery and Thai transsexual. So in comparison, the effect of China TV series seems to be the best, after all, ps technology is very powerful. The Japanese probably think that their makeup skills are actually quite good, so they use ultra-high-definition pictures when shooting TV dramas, and they will not retouch their beauty after shooting.

There are also some Japanese horror films, which cannot be easily refined in order to create an effect. So you can only use the original film and high-definition pictures. How else can you make a perfect horror movie? There are other costume films, funny films and workplace films, all of which need to create certain effects.

Moreover, the Japanese may be afraid that the actors will be filmed too well, and fans will be disappointed and collapse when they see the truth. Some fanatical fans will easily lose their minds once they see idols. If they don't look good on TV, who knows what they will do?

Many otaku do not care about the skin of the goddess. They care about the figure, appearance and expression of the goddess. Therefore, Japanese dramas don't have to pursue these small details too much.