Questions about being photogenic About not being photogenic!

The mirror is more real!!

It is important to try to use a telephoto (lens focal length of more than 70 mm) when shooting, if you shoot with a wide-angle lens, the person will definitely be distorted.

The mirror, if it is ground very flat and has a good silver-plating process, she is a flat image that is basically not deformed; The photographic and camera lenses are composed of multiple concave and convex lenses, and the slight distortion is especially obvious when taking pictures at close range.

Don't stand too close.

And try to look at the side of the face.

Buy a camera with a pixel height

Is in the line p a p haha!

The mirror seems to reflect reality to the letter, but in fact it turns it upside down. Blindly believing in oneself in the mirror is likely to be like Snow White's stepmother, falling into an abyss from which she cannot extricate herself. Whether it's a camera or a mirror, how you see yourself, you are.

- There are also skills in taking pictures!

If you shoot the camera from top to bottom, it will appear that the girl's face is longer and her eyes are bigger.

Don't look down unless you have a pointed chin and look good!

When shooting on the side, pay attention to whether your face is big on one side and small on the other, like my right side of the face is bigger!

To see is to believe! The eyes see the most real!

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.

Using a two-dimensional plane to represent a three-dimensional object will naturally have a certain difference, and the difference between the two will produce a phase or not.

We see people in real life are three-dimensional, but what we see through ** is flat, and most people's faces are not completely symmetrical, plus the conversion from three-dimensional to flat will lose some spatial information, so there must be a difference between the portrait on ** and the portrait in reality!

Therefore, it is not difficult to understand why it usually looks quite good-looking, but it has become not very good-looking on the **! Of course, this also has a certain relationship with the level of the photographer, and experienced photographers can use the tone of the light and the perspective relationship of the lens to correct the face shape, so as to obtain a more ideal effect!

It's okay to believe that you are beautiful and not care what others think.

I have seen a report.

Seems to say. What is in the mirror and what you see is what others see with your own eyes, because what is reflected in the eye and in the mirror is three-dimensional.

Whereas, the photographs are two-dimensional. So is the water. Reality is okay.

But a photo. That's terrible.

Because the lens itself is a convex lens, if you use the camera to shoot a straight line (close to each other), you will see a straight line bending. Moreover, the convex lens is glass, and no matter how pure the glass is, it will refract and reflect the light, and the final image will be distorted.

The combination of different apertures and focal lengths can shoot very different, and the lighting will also seriously affect the photo effect. That's why a professional photographer can charge so much, because he knows how to mitigate the impact of the factors mentioned above.

The so-called photogenic is because this person's face will look good after being distorted by the camera, while many good-looking people in reality will be distorted to look bad. I remember seeing very famous photographers say that some celebrities are actually not very good-looking, but they are very photogenic.

So people who are very photogenic, in fact, their faces are not necessarily really good-looking, jokingly speaking, they just look very suitable for being distorted. If you want to shoot well and realistically, there is a very simple way, which is not to rely on the lens too closely.