• Amity

This is like looking in a mirror, but not exactly. No, it certainly doesn't significantly affect your actual appearance. People do see you as a reflection of yourself, but most of them won't be able to tell the difference between you and your reflection.

If you look attractive in the mirror, chances are your reflection is attractive too, even if they can't tell the difference. Your actual image will confuse you because you're so used to your reflection. You may look even more beautiful in real life than when you look in the mirror.

• Calliope

Both, but that could just be because you have an unattractive face when photographed. There are some individuals who are very attractive in real life even though they look very ugly in photographs.

• Erica

Don't worry. People say that you are actually perceived by people based on how you look in the mirror. Don't worry, you're not ugly.

Some of our facial flaws will be overlooked because the mirror gives us a 3D image of what we see. However, it is completely static when photographed. Therefore, we begin to realize our flaws and imperfections. Extremely normal! That’s why most of the pretty girls on Instagram use Facetune. I’m positive that no one is perfect. With a filter, you’ll look better.

• Baron

When you get used to seeing your own face in the mirror, your brain has processed most of the asymmetry of your face and learned to ignore some of the flaws. When you see yourself in a photo, you look worse because your brain is pushing the asymmetry in the wrong direction, making your condition worse.

• Lisa

Your face is simply upside down.

As a portrait photographer, I've seen about 90% of people say they hate having their picture taken and consider themselves the most unphotogenic in the family—if not the world.

When I flip someone's photo onto my computer, most people like it.

We've been used to looking at our faces in the mirror our entire lives, and we've gotten used to doing it. So when we look at that image, it doesn't look right.

No two faces are equally symmetrical.

Most people part their hair to one side more than the other.

Most people have one eye that's slightly larger than the other.

Most people have one eyebrow that's more arched and one that's straighter or more pointed.

Most people smile a little more on one side of their mouth than the other.

Most people have a mole, scar, or other feature on one side of their face.

So if your nose is 2mm to the left, then when the image is reversed, your nose will be 4mm to the right of where you expected it to be.

Combine all of this and you will find that your face is the opposite of what you expected. And that makes you uncomfortable.

• Ruby

It's perfectly symmetrical and the camera has a little extra weight too. So we look better in the mirror than in photos.

Also, people find other people more attractive than they find themselves.

You look great in the eyes of others.

Also, don't worry too much about it. Most people don't care about you, and even if they did, you'll look at least half as good as you think you do.

• Malachite

You think you look good in the mirror, but the camera tells a different story. The difference comes from the way our brains process images and the way photography captures them. When you look in a mirror, you see yourself in three dimensions, with your brain remembering details to create a more flattering image.

In contrast, a camera that takes a 2D image can flatten features and highlight flaws.

Additionally, the lighting and angle of the camera can change the contours of your face, making your eyes appear smaller or your nose appear larger.

Mirrors, on the other hand, often provide a softer view.

You may also just get used to your reflection, making your photos look unflattering when compared to others.

When taking photos, people often make awkward faces, which can make the difference between what they see in the camera and what they see in the mirror worse. This is another factor to consider.

• Crystal

This is influenced by two factors.

First, a good mirror reflects all light. So the image from the mirror reflects exactly what you look like to the person you meet.

In contrast, a photo relies on a much more complex process. First, the camera tries to create a representation of your appearance, which can happen due to angle, resolution, lighting, optics, color, and other factors. When you try to capture this representation and display it on a screen or printed document, you encounter all these problems.

So the image is always distorted, making it look unsightly.

Second, the wonderful name “mirror image” comes from when you look in a mirror. People often mistakenly believe that if you ignore the mathematical details, the image will appear reversed from right to left. Another person will see a particular facial feature on your left when looking in a mirror and another person will see the same thing when looking at a photo. So the photo is more realistic than the mirror mechanically.

However, mirrors are more accurate when it comes to looking good or bad. Why is that? You see yourself in the mirror more than in a photo. You are used to seeing your facial features in the mirror, subtle but not too subtle. When you see a photo, you see the facial features reversed from what you are used to. This makes you feel uncomfortable.

However, when someone looks at you, they will see exactly what they are used to. This is like looking in a mirror, you will see what you are used to. So the difference in how you look in a photo will not disorient him. So you will appear to him as beautiful as you are in the mirror.

As said, beauty is subjective, YMMV. (Scientists have shown that beauty depends on symmetry, which is an example of scientific fallacy. Perceived beauty can be strongly correlated with symmetry, even though it is only one of many factors and overall perception is subjective.)

• Amber

There is no right or wrong answer to this question. You decide which answer is more accurate.

But I can offer some notable ideas to help you decide.

It could be poor lighting or a bad angle.

You may not be used to how you see yourself in photos, which makes you not used to how you see yourself in a different way.

It is important to remember that, for whatever reason, photos do not always capture how we look in real life.

It is easy to get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, but it is important to remember that everyone is beautiful in their own way.

Since the face is so complex and unique, it is no surprise that everyone has a different perception of it.

One person may consider symmetry to be perfect, while another may consider asymmetry to be beautiful.

There are also questions about whether we see ourselves more accurately in photographs or in mirrors.

Mirrors can distort our perception of ourselves because they invert our image.

Additionally, we can manipulate images to change our shape.

Which do you think is more accurate: your face in the mirror or someone else's face?

Only you can answer that question.

However, you should think about it when you look in the mirror and wonder why your face looks different from the face in the photo.

So instead of wondering why you're not as beautiful as other people, focus on the things that make you beautiful and unique.

• Diva

When I look in the mirror, I feel like I look much better..

Neither of these things is entirely true.

Mirrors flip your image upside down, so unless your face is perfectly even, your image will be slightly different from how others see you. Your features will not match reality. However, your proportions and other parameters should be fairly accurate to how others see you.

A photograph will reflect your features in the correct orientation (although this may seem strange to us because we are used to seeing ourselves in mirrors, it will be more normal to those looking at us). However, the photograph is also inaccurate because the lens can actually distort your features.

As a result, your nose—which is closest to the camera—often appears larger than it actually is. A flat image can also highlight flaws that are easily missed by the naked eye. Additionally, the camera captures a still moment, although it may not be pretty, and no one in real life is ever this still when someone is looking at them.

Standing next to someone you know and looking at them in the mirror is the best way to understand this. Then take a picture of them and look at it, then compare it to their real life image.

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