How to avoid big eyes and small eyes when shooting?

In fact, everyone has a little "big and small eyes"-one eye is smaller than the other. It's just that some people are mild, while others are obvious. However, human aesthetics tends to appreciate "symmetrical beauty", so we need a little skill to deal with the "big and small eyes" of the model when shooting portraits. The following is an analysis for everyone. How to avoid taking pictures of the model's "big and small eyes" when taking portraits?

This work was created by students from the master photography class of Fashion Xinfeng.

When shooting, let the model's smaller eyes close to the lens, and use the spatial perspective relationship to make the two eyes look the same size. Conversely, we should also avoid keeping the smaller eyes of the model away from the camera, otherwise it will emphasize the difference between eyes.

It should be noted that remember not to tell the model your purpose, otherwise it will be embarrassing and make the other person nervous. You can simply let the other person look at your fingers, turn your head with your fingers and guide them to turn left or right. But the rotation range should not be too large, otherwise the lights need to be readjusted.

This technology can be extended to other uses besides eyes. For example, it can be used to keep the symmetry of women's breasts or the beauty of men's muscles when taking pictures of human bodies.

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