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So taking two steps backward when you’re taking a selfie isn’t enough ?Most accurate is 85mm camera at 200cm away
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So taking two steps backward when you’re taking a selfie isn’t enough ?Most accurate is 85mm camera at 200cm away
For a long time I was wondering why I looked so much better in the mirror than in selfies. I already that when I took pictures from back camera that I was because I wasn't used to seeing my face flipped. But, I soon also realized that I look equally bad in selfies with the front camera. How could this be? How can I take a good picture?
First, I had to see if I was just seeing things when seeing how weird I looked in selfies. I studied pictures and learned the importance of ratios. I will outline five important ratios that are affected by lens distortion:
FWHR - Face width to height ratio: Calculated by dividing the width of the widest part of your face (bizygos) by the height of the midface (middle of eyebrows to the top of the upper lip) (ideal range is 1.75-2.05)
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Midface ratio: Calculated by distance of the pupils divided by the distance from the middle of the distance between pupils down to the top of the upper lip. ("ideal" range is 0.95-1.15) (0.95-0.99 aren't ideal but they are still ok and are important for understanding the effects lens distortion)
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Es Ratio: Calculated by the distance of the pupils divided by the distance of the widest part of your face (bizygos) (ideal range is 0.45-0.48)
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Philtrum to chin ratio: Calculated by the height of your philtrum (the area between your nose and upper lip) divide with the height of your chin. (ideal is 1:1.8-1:2.75)
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Chin to midface ratio: Calculated by the ratio of the height of your chin divided with the height of your previously mentioned midface. (ideal range is 0.55-0.65)
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The reason why these ratios matter is because lens distortion kills them. You will look more narrow with more elongated facial features. (The elongated facial features will in turn pop out your features like nose and eyelid exposure out more, I have even noticed that it makes my lips thinner also). These ratios are all the crucial aspects of what makes a face harmonious, and the distortion of multiple ratios is a Legitimate PSL dropper. It's not in your head.
Examples of the effects of lens distortion on a subject:
FWHR:
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Midface:
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Es Ratio:
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Philtrum to chin ratio:
View attachment 664365View attachment 664367 (1:2.48-->1:2.77)
Chin to midface (credit to @looxmakser49 for this ratio):
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My examples of these ratios on my face being fucked over by distortion:
FWHR - 1.58-1.63 in selfies (peanut/horse hybrid tier). 1.81 in real life (good)
Midface - 0.87-0.91 in selfies (legit horse tier). 0.95 in real life (eh)
Es ratio - 0.485-0.49 in selfies (dolphin tier). 0.455 in real life (ideal)
Philtrum to chin ratio - 1:1.65-1:1.8 in selfies (decent). 1:1.9-1:2.1 in real life. (ideal)
Chin to midface ratio - 0.48-0.51 in selfies (decent). 0.56-0.58 in real life (great)
Next time you are worried about how you in selfies, remember that your facial ratios that make the balance and harmony of your face are getting fucked over by the lens distortion.
If you guys want to measure the differences in ratios and say them in the comments, then use this measuring website I used:
Measure in photo online ‐ eleif.net
Take approximate measurements from an image using an object with known size as scale. Quick, simple, online and without upload.eleif.net
NOTE: The question to if you will look worse or better with lens distortion is entirely up to how high or low your ratios are. If you are wide and compact, you can look better with lens distortion due to it normalizing your features if the ratios are too high. If you are a narrow and long, you can look worse with lens distortion due to it making you even more long and narrow.
Leave this forum for that utterly stupid of a comment.You should look exactly the same
No one has their face that close to the camera when taking a selfie
I look better in selfiesFor a long time I was wondering why I looked so much better in the mirror than in selfies. I already that when I took pictures from back camera that I was because I wasn't used to seeing my face flipped. But, I soon also realized that I look equally bad in selfies with the front camera. How could this be? How can I take a good picture?
First, I had to see if I was just seeing things when seeing how weird I looked in selfies. I studied pictures and learned the importance of ratios. I will outline five important ratios that are affected by lens distortion:
FWHR - Face width to height ratio: Calculated by dividing the width of the widest part of your face (bizygos) by the height of the midface (middle of eyebrows to the top of the upper lip) (ideal range is 1.75-2.05)
View attachment 664340
Midface ratio: Calculated by distance of the pupils divided by the distance from the middle of the distance between pupils down to the top of the upper lip. ("ideal" range is 0.95-1.15) (0.95-0.99 aren't ideal but they are still ok and are important for understanding the effects lens distortion)
View attachment 664341
Es Ratio: Calculated by the distance of the pupils divided by the distance of the widest part of your face (bizygos) (ideal range is 0.45-0.48)
View attachment 664343
Philtrum to chin ratio: Calculated by the height of your philtrum (the area between your nose and upper lip) divide with the height of your chin. (ideal is 1:1.8-1:2.75)
View attachment 664342
Chin to midface ratio: Calculated by the ratio of the height of your chin divided with the height of your previously mentioned midface. (ideal range is 0.55-0.65)
View attachment 664344
The reason why these ratios matter is because lens distortion kills them. You will look more narrow with more elongated facial features. (The elongated facial features will in turn pop out your features like nose and eyelid exposure out more, I have even noticed that it makes my lips thinner also). These ratios are all the crucial aspects of what makes a face harmonious, and the distortion of multiple ratios is a Legitimate PSL dropper. It's not in your head.
Examples of the effects of lens distortion on a subject:
FWHR:
View attachment 664351View attachment 664353 (1.65-->1.93)
Midface:
View attachment 664355View attachment 664413(0.98-->1.02)
Es Ratio:
View attachment 664361View attachment 664362 (.479-->.437)
Philtrum to chin ratio:
View attachment 664365View attachment 664367 (1:2.48-->1:2.77)
Chin to midface (credit to @looxmakser49 for this ratio):
View attachment 664396View attachment 664397(.48-->.62)
My examples of these ratios on my face being fucked over by distortion:
FWHR - 1.58-1.63 in selfies (peanut/horse hybrid tier). 1.81 in real life (good)
Midface - 0.87-0.91 in selfies (legit horse tier). 0.95 in real life (eh)
Es ratio - 0.485-0.49 in selfies (dolphin tier). 0.455 in real life (ideal)
Philtrum to chin ratio - 1:1.65-1:1.8 in selfies (decent). 1:1.9-1:2.1 in real life. (ideal)
Chin to midface ratio - 0.48-0.51 in selfies (decent). 0.56-0.58 in real life (great)
Next time you are worried about how you in selfies, remember that your facial ratios that make the balance and harmony of your face are getting fucked over by the lens distortion.
If you guys want to measure the differences in ratios and say them in the comments, then use this measuring website I used:
Measure in photo online ‐ eleif.net
Take approximate measurements from an image using an object with known size as scale. Quick, simple, online and without upload.eleif.net
NOTE: The question to if you will look worse or better with lens distortion is entirely up to how high or low your ratios are. If you are wide and compact, you can look better with lens distortion due to it normalizing your features if the ratios are too high. If you are a narrow and long, you can look worse with lens distortion due to it making you even more long and narrow.
Lens distortion is just a cope for subhumansLeave this forum for that utterly stupid of a comment.
What are your ratios?I look better in selfies
All from front cameraLeave this forum for that utterly stupid of a comment.
Front cameraLeave this forum for that utterly stupid of a comment.
100% guarantee that they would look a lot better from far out and the discrepancy for newer phones like the iphone 11 are smaller than iphone 6s and samsungsAll from front camera
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same, the funniest thing that my face in non disorted videos from 5-6m looks wide as fuck, meanwhile in selfies i have like 1.65 fwhralso nose to mouth width ratio is fucked from lens distortion
my nose looks huge in selfies
I thought you said that your ratios with selfies matched up with mirror? or did you mean your ratios had the same discrepancies between seflie and mirror as I described in the thread?same, the funniest thing that my face in non disorted videos from 5-6m looks wide as fuck, meanwhile in selfies i have like 1.65 fwhr
in mirror my face looks decently wide, in selfies it looks way narrower. yeah ratios pretty much match but im talking about videos, in videos from 5-6 meters away my face looks even wider than in mirror, i dont know what causes itI thought you said that your ratios with selfies matched up with mirror? or did you mean your ratios had the same discrepancies between seflie and mirror as I described in the thread?
Yeah the most accurate I have found is to have a 85mm focal length and be 1.5-2 meters away and do a mirror pic or video.in mirror my face looks decently wide, in selfies it looks way narrower. yeah ratios pretty much match but im talking about videos, in videos from 5-6 meters away my face looks even wider than in mirror, i dont know what causes it
depends on the phone. I have a samsung s8 so it will fuck my shit up but an iphone 11 will have a lot less distortion.Good thread, but it's usually less distorted than that; not as close. But the point stands. good thread
Yes of course lol. Mirror and motion are what you are. Photos change features, are 2D, and change the color stauration.Wait so is the mirror reflecting what you actually look like? if that’s true that’s so lifefuel for me.
I already look pretty good in selfies but I look so much better in a mirror. I'm hyped to hear that mirrors reflect how you look.Yes of course lol. Mirror and motion are what you are. Photos change features, are 2D, and change the color stauration.
giga copeYes of course lol. Mirror and motion are what you are. Photos change features, are 2D, and change the color stauration.
I don't even wanna hear what kind of bullshit you are gonna say. Not even gonna entertain this jfl.giga cope
mirror isnt accuarate at all jfl
cuz you know its true and you cant cope with itI don't even wanna hear what kind of bullshit you are gonna say. Not even gonna entertain this jfl.
Dude, mere exposure effect doesn't mean when you look at something, you start to like it and boost it up. You merely get used to it and your brain fixes any asymmetry. Actually in fact, people like me, when we look at something for a long time, become more disgusted with something and pick out the flaws. That argument doesn't work.cuz you know its true and you cant cope with it
baboon iq
"take a family member or friend and look at them in the mirror, the look the exact same. "Dude, mere exposure effect doesn't mean when you look at something, you start to like it and boost it up. You merely get used to it and your brain fixes any asymmetry. Actually in fact, people like me, when we look at something for a long time, become more disgusted with something and pick out the flaws. That argument doesn't work.
Then, flipping the picture goes in with the previously mentioned "mere exposure effect", as your brain fixes the asymmetry it sees and once it gets so used to what it sees, when it gets flipped, you look deformed because you aren't used to seeing your face flipped. Take a family member or friend and look at them in the mirror, the look the exact same.
Mirror is literally what you look like. It's literally 3-Dimensional and it reflects your image. This isn't some crazy science dude.
sure we look the same jflDude, mere exposure effect doesn't mean when you look at something, you start to like it and boost it up. You merely get used to it and your brain fixes any asymmetry. Actually in fact, people like me, when we look at something for a long time, become more disgusted with something and pick out the flaws. That argument doesn't work.
Then, flipping the picture goes in with the previously mentioned "mere exposure effect", as your brain fixes the asymmetry it sees and once it gets so used to what it sees, when it gets flipped, you look deformed because you aren't used to seeing your face flipped. Take a family member or friend and look at them in the mirror, they look the exact same.
Mirror is literally what you look like. It's literally 3-Dimensional and it reflects your image. This isn't some crazy science dude.
sure we look the same jfl
"Then, flipping the picture goes in with the previously mentioned "mere exposure effect", as your brain fixes the asymmetry it sees and once it gets so used to what it sees, when it gets flipped, you look deformed because you aren't used to seeing your face flipped. Take a family member or friend and look at them in the mirror, they look the exact same. "Dude, mere exposure effect doesn't mean when you look at something, you start to like it and boost it up. You merely get used to it and your brain fixes any asymmetry. Actually in fact, people like me, when we look at something for a long time, become more disgusted with something and pick out the flaws. That argument doesn't work.
Then, flipping the picture goes in with the previously mentioned "mere exposure effect", as your brain fixes the asymmetry it sees and once it gets so used to what it sees, when it gets flipped, you look deformed because you aren't used to seeing your face flipped. Take a family member or friend and look at them in the mirror, they look the exact same.
Mirror is literally what you look like. It's literally 3-Dimensional and it reflects your image. This isn't some crazy science dude.
i will link you the study without reading it you are shooting blindYou didn't even listen to what I said. And I don't get your point, anyone can look at themselves and see their true self. It is their true self, just everything is on the other side. Your face doesn't just magically change it's bone structure, your brain is merely not used to seeing yourself like that.
mhm link me study where the participants selected their portraits that more attractive than what they actually were. I've already seen it.i will link you the study without reading it you are shooting blind
then try to digest itmhm link me study where the participants selected their portraits that more attractive than what they actually were. I've already seen it.
That doesn't have to do with the mirror, that has to do with bias. We are PSL autists here, we would never select the more attractive photo of ourselves because we study our face so hard and are aware. For normies that let themselves get wrapped up in bias, ofc that's gonna happen. That doesn't have anything to do with the mirror lying or the flipping of your image.then try to digest it
Thats a false statementThat doesn't have to do with the mirror, that has to do with bias. We are PSL autists here, we would never select the more attractive photo of ourselves because we study our face so hard and are aware. For normies that let themselves get wrapped up in bias, ofc that's gonna happen. That doesn't have anything to do with the mirror lying or the flipping of your image.
Again, IT ISN'T A DIFFERENT IMAGE SO THERE IS NO POINT IN GETTING USED TO IT. Bro, if you ahve to, go and find some random guy and take him to a mirror and look at him. He looks the exact same. Get pictures of various random people online, flip their pics, they look the same. I've done this with very asymmetrical people and they look the exact same.Thats a false statement
You have MANY people that despite all the roasting still think that they are good looking imagine what they see in the mirror.
I guess bias is less here but still in majority
Also the mirror flipping is legit your brain used to see the flipped image of yourself.
Just ignore my whole point theoryAgain, IT ISN'T A DIFFERENT IMAGE SO THERE IS NO POINT IN GETTING USED TO IT. Bro, if you ahve to, go and find some random guy and take him to a mirror and look at him. He looks the exact same. Get pictures of various random people online, flip their pics, they look the same. I've done this with very asymmetrical people and they look the exact same.
Also the people here that get roasted are bc they don't have bones and have bad features. If they think they are gl, they are just coping. I know the PCT I see in my mirror is there. No mirror for a NCT or a recessed jaw
Oh I get the above average affect. 90% of people think they are above average jfl. Then I get that point and it doesn't apply to me really, as I have had my opinion of my looks confirmed by many people. For me personally, I'm too aware and autist to get wrapped up in that and I'm pretty sure many guys here are too tbh. Not all, but fs more than 10%Just ignore my whole point theory
"above average affect" google it
researchers find that you underestimate others while you overestimate yourself
obviously you wont look like a chad in the mirror but you will look better
there for your whole statement is wrong.
again there might be some hardcore blackpilled people here but its not true for the 90% of us.
Ok then you are an exception congratsOh I get the above average affect. 90% of people think they are above average jfl. Then I get that point and it doesn't apply to me really, as I have had my opinion of my looks confirmed by many people. For me personally, I'm too aware and autist to get wrapped up in that and I'm pretty sure many guys here are too tbh. Not all, but fs more than 10%
See, these questions are hard to answer due to the bias of not wanting to sound like the idiots who aren't above average but when I actually am. Idk bro, I am an exception because I have always thought PSL 5-5.5 and that has been confirmed by users here and the equal of those ratings (6.5-7.5/10) IRL have been by far the most amount of ratings I have gotten % wise. Hardly ever less and sometimes more, but each are cope/bias towards my type of look.Ok then you are an exception congrats
i would argue even less than 10%
ask an average user this questions
do you think you are above average iq?
do you think you are above average in looks?
wait they already done that
most people think they are 6 in looks aka above average.
Ok dude, you might be above average/goodloking altho your friends rating you really doesnt mean anything( no one wants to hurt a friend obvsly)See, these questions are hard to answer due to the bias of not wanting to sound like the idiots who aren't above average but when I actually am. Idk bro, I am an exception because I have always thought PSL 5-5.5 and that has been confirmed by users here and the equal of those ratings (6.5-7.5/10) IRL have been by far the most amount of ratings I have gotten % wise. Hardly ever less and sometimes more, but each are cope/bias towards my type of look.
Agree to Disagree. We are clearly in two completely opposite schools of thought about this matter.Ok dude, you might be above average/goodloking altho your friends rating you really doesnt mean anything( no one wants to hurt a friend obvsly)
how many users here are really above average?(without frauding and shit obviously)
for the regular user the mirror isnt accuarate due to delusion and thats it tbh.
its not agree to disagree JFLAgree to Disagree. We are clearly in two completely opposite schools of thought about this matter.
You didn't even listen to what I said. And I don't get your point, anyone can look at themselves and see their true self. It is their true self, just everything is on the other side. Your face doesn't just magically change it's bone structure, your brain is merely not used to seeing yourself like that.
Even with true mirror, it's the you that you see in the mirror. The problem is, your brain has to get used to that.Don't argue with someone who's confidence consistently outweighs their IQ
He is nothing more than a loudmouth narrow minded twat. Filter his posts. He's on here all day every day arguing with every person in sight he can see.
You're making a legit point which is true. There are people out there literally getting rhino because their nose looks fucked in pictures.
Distortion is very real. The mirror is pure and not pixelated. Just because the reflection is flipped doesn't mean it's drastically different because we are not wired to fix the now different asymmetries. If you can tell you look good, average or bad in the mirror, chances are that's the response you'll get from the outside world. Most people know from the mirror whether they look good and they are rarely wrong. Why is that if the mirror isn't accurate because it's ourselves reversed?
Anyway ill be buying a true mirror very soon and so will truly be able to put it all to the test