Different mirrors reflect differently, why does each mirror reflect itself differently?

It is very possible that different mirrors will have different effects because of different materials.

Under different lights, due to the difference between the dark side and the sunny side, the chromaticity difference is also different, just like the chiaroscuro in some oil paintings.

As for your low self-esteem, I think, this is your psychological problem, usually you might as well look in the mirror in the sun, practice smiling, when getting along with others, you must maintain a heart of neither humility nor arrogance, and communicate with others confidently, but you can't all be conceited, this degree, I believe you can grasp it well. Of course, handsomeness is a good thing, but if a boy pays too much attention to his appearance, it is not a good thing, you might as well read some books that are beneficial to your body and mind during your break, or find a few good friends to talk about to go to the gym to do sports, outdoor travel and the like, don't pay too much attention to external beauty, inner beauty is also very important, good quality is indispensable, otherwise, it is likely to be considered by others as "gold and jade outside of it".

I wish you a speedy way out of the confusion!

1. The imaging principle of the two is different. Looking in the mirror belongs to the plane mirror imaging, and taking pictures belongs to digital imaging.

2. Plane mirror imaging is a physical phenomenon. It means that the light of the sun or lamp shines on the person's body, and is reflected on the mirror surface, and the plane mirror reflects the light into the person's eyes, so everyone sees the virtual image of themselves in the plane mirror.

3. Digital camera imaging: The imaging principle of digital camera can be simply summarized as the charge-coupled device (CCD) receives the image transmitted by the optical lens, converts it into a digital signal through an analog-to-digital converter (AD) and stores it in the memory. The optical lens of a digital camera is the same as that of a conventional camera, and the image is concentrated onto an image sensor, known as an (optical) charge-coupled device (CCD).

Lighting issues. If the light that hits your face shines on the mirror and reflects back on your face, it will mask a lot of imperfections.

If the light shines directly on the face, the blemishes will be more noticeable.

There are a lot of convex mirrors that are related to the surface of the mirror, and your middle part will be slightly enlarged and fat will appear. If you don't look closely, you can't see it.

Some are concave mirrors, which will shrink in the middle and magnify around them, but of course the amplitude is also very small, and you will only feel that it is wrong, and you don't know when you look at it specifically.

Of course, if the imperfections on your face are concentrated in the middle, then looking at the convex mirror will magnify your imperfections and vice versa.