Why is there a situation where photography is not photographed?

Not being photographed is just a statement, in fact, as you said, the camera has not been processed **, what people are like is what they are. The unsightly place that comes out of the photo is actually Zhang's defect. In fact, the same is true for big stars, if you pay attention, you will find that some celebrities turn over and over the angle of their faces and in the same direction, such as liking the right side of their face to face the camera, almost all of them are like this.

Everyone has flaws, that is, to find the most beautiful place in themselves, and then confidently show them! Be brave to face the camera!

None of what they said was right, I thought about this question for a long time, in fact, I don't have an in-depth understanding of my own appearance, think about how many times a day you only look at yourself.

Looking in the mirror is not a true reflection of who you are.

And most people like to pose their favorite expressions and movements when looking in the mirror, but it is impossible for you to have time to pose these when taking pictures, and even if you pose, it is impossible to shoot them from the best angle.

Factors in terms of photography: light, environment, color, angle, focal length.

Subject: mentality, emotion, expression.

In addition, the human eye sees three-dimensional, and the camera records a flat surface. The human eye is very forgiving, and the camera is much less forgiving.

Many people feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable in front of the camera. This requires adequate communication. Relaxation is the best.

It is based on the strength of the light source, the distance and the warmth. It is also related to the results of the human face.

What the human eye sees is not the same as what the camera captures. There is no sense of space in the camera. It is a 3-latitude space and 2-latitude.

Then there's the angle.

Why can't you take pictures?

This condition is called perspective distortion. For the reasons that occur, let's first discuss normal perspective. As we all know, one of the ways our eyes perceive distance is by using the relative size of objects, and the brain will tell us that objects are far away and smaller, and the farther away, the smaller they appear.

Wide-angle lenses can also cause people to be distorted.

Because the contours of the human face are different.

It should be caused by the different angles of each other.

So.. I feel the same way.

But I know that the cameraman should not worry about not taking pictures when taking pictures, and you should basically be able to trust the cameraman.

He's the cameraman and he'll take a picture of it for you.

Individuals' personal intuitions and opinions.

Another problem is that you can ask the videographer to take another shot for you to compare (to be honest).

The next time I shoot it, I won't look ugly.

The first question is what is photogenic and what is not photogenic. The first floor is very well said.

If you look better than yourself, you are photographed, and if you look worse than yourself, you are not photographed!

The second question is why you will be photographed or not.

In reality, people's faces are three-dimensional, and the visual experience for others is one. It's just a two-dimensional plane in a photograph or otherwise, and feeling its three-dimensionality is just our own feeling.

Think about it, using a two-dimensional plane to represent a three-dimensional object, there will naturally be a certain difference, and the difference between the two will produce a phase or not.

Photogenic is also called photogenic, or the dynamic picture taken is more beautiful than the person itself; But some real people are more beautiful, or the pictures taken are not good-looking, that is, they are not photogenic.

Some people are very beautiful, but they are ugly when they take pictures, that is, "not photogenic", mainly because:

The photograph is a flat **, from an angle fixed depiction of vivid and three-dimensional people in reality. No matter how beautiful a person is, it feels different from different angles. The ancient poem said that "when viewed horizontally, the side of the ridge becomes a peak, and the distance and the height are different" is this truth.

Therefore, if the angle selected, the lighting used, the demeanor and movement taken are not ideal, and the inappropriate deformation caused by the lens, focal length, shooting distance, etc., it may make the originally beautiful person look ugly. On the contrary, it can also make people who are not very beautiful look very beautiful at **.

Therefore, in order to shoot a portrait beautifully, you need to use dim sum when shooting, find out the most beautiful shooting angle of the subject, supplemented by appropriate expressions and movements, choose the appropriate shooting distance, lighting, etc., in order to achieve good results.

Why can't you take pictures?