Cameras can distort face without people noticing

[KatFrontier]

When I say 'people,' I mean other people. When you take a picture, you are the most likely to notice your flaws, but they are insignificant to others because they either lack knowledge about facial features or simply can't see the differences between you and the picture you took with your phone.

For example, if you take two pictures from different angles and distances using the back camera and show them to someone, they will recognize that both pictures look like you. However, when comparing the pictures side by side, they might notice the differences.

I'm struggling to understand how I am perceived. I know that everyone sees each other differently, but I find that I can look both attractive and unattractive at different times. People generally see me as a fairly attractive individual and don't notice many differences between my 'edited' pictures and how I look in real life. The same goes for people I meet online because of my appearance they all say I look the same and don't think I'm a catfish. What were your experienced with you in pictures and you in real life?

 

[lurking truecel]

I mean to woman it won't matter they will just say subchad and fuck you in milliseconds either way

 

[KatFrontier]

I mean to woman it won't matter they will just say subchad and fuck you in milliseconds either way

What's a subchad?

 

[lurking truecel]

What's a subchad?

They will look a millisecond at you and if you are subchad they will remove you from their existence. You are not in their mind or world anymore

 

[GreekGenes]

what made you ask this question?

Did someone tell you that you looked better in your photos than in real life and you were disappointed?

 

[madaaa]

When I say 'people,' I mean other people. When you take a picture, you are the most likely to notice your flaws, but they are insignificant to others because they either lack knowledge about facial features or simply can't see the differences between you and the picture you took with your phone.

For example, if you take two pictures from different angles and distances using the back camera and show them to someone, they will recognize that both pictures look like you. However, when comparing the pictures side by side, they might notice the differences.

I'm struggling to understand how I am perceived. I know that everyone sees each other differently, but I find that I can look both attractive and unattractive at different times. People generally see me as a fairly attractive individual and don't notice many differences between my 'edited' pictures and how I look in real life. The same goes for people I meet online because of my appearance they all say I look the same and don't think I'm a catfish. What were your experienced with you in pictures and you in real life?

the prefix sub- means “under” and chad you already know what it is

 

[KatFrontier]

what made you ask this question?

Did someone tell you that you looked better in your photos than in real life and you were disappointed?

I ask some questions about how I look in photos and in real life and their ways of thinking feel so warped as when I present a ugly photo they obviously know it's ugly but when I present a mildly ugly photo they say it still looks like me and same applies to good looking photos, but for some people I have to tell them specifically what are the differences between some photos like chin height and jaw width. Some people did tell me that I look better in some photos which I understand. I get annoyed when I hear "You look like this at a certain angle and lighting" But I just feel like I need to look like that most of the time or I'm just a fraud. So yeah I'm disappointed