/fa/ - Fashion

>>5980225
beautiful photo op

>tfw shitty light casts shadows on face and makes you look ugly

>Why do I look ugly in mirror and ugly in photo

Also, God damn, that model is gorgeous. Who is she?

>>5980320
Alexandra Tikerpuu

"I don't know that feel anon."

>>5980316
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Flood the room with natural light if the room has windows. If not, move to a room that does.

>>5980333
>177cm

>>5980225
Mirrors are a flipped image of yourself, that's why when you take a photo it's what people REALLY see. So you're not used to seeing yourself like that.

The problem with the photo is that if you're using a shitty camera and bad lighting, you're going to look shit.

If you have good natural lighting on hand, then take a portrait photo at eye level height (preferably) on a tripod. That should give you a good idea of how people see you.

I too look good in the mirror and see myself as a shitface in photos, especially when I take them myself. When people take my photo, they understand angles, lighting and all that shit and it turns out wonderful (most of the time).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe3oJnFtA_k

>>5981028
Anon I'll suck ur cok rite now.

>>5980591

you realise that a mirror flipping the image makes absolutely no changes to your appearance except making it all flipped, right?

like the actual structure and symmetry and everything of your face is absolutely identical to what you really look like, being a much more accurate view of what you look like then a shitty phone camera that distorts everything.

>>5981037
I'll take a raincheck, but thanks.

>>5980591


there is only one thing that matters and that is the focal length of the camera lens

>>5981047
because an image is orientated differently a person would perceive it differently.

just like how people perceive arrows pointing in different directions to mean different things.
>sage for non-vidya

>>5981059
TurnLeft, were you on the train at 8:50 - 9:20am and got off at Newmarket?

>>5981075
no
I don't take the train daily. I live central.

>>5981077
damn. :[

'Cos the fella has curly black hair like you with shaved sides.

and he wore grey desert boots.

>>5981087
>greys dbs...
i ain' gun stop dat lw homi

But if you're coming to uni tomorrow we can catch lunch if you're free.

I'll prob be studying up so I'll be there from 8a-10p ._.

>>5981059

that's a social construct that you only take note of when shown contrast. that would never apply to your face

>>5981101
the fundamental neural operation is the same...

You associate an idea with a image, when the image is altered as is the connotation and you associate new ideas to the image.

It's what you consider a 'social construct' but the only social implication being whatever feeling you consciously/sub-consciously associated with the image at the time.

light is still light your eyes don't discern red from blue only your mind does.

>>5981090
nevarrrr

well im not /fa, i just lurk here.

ill lurk among the plebeians, all eyes on you.

>>5981075
nigga, newmarket in brisvegas?
>>5981090
what uni brah?

>>5981075
>>5981077
how many people on /fa/ are in central anyway???

>>5980591

Yo, not true.

>>5981047
Except for people with asymmetrical faces like me, so you're full of shit.

>>5981077
What city is that? Looks like a shithole.

>>5981283
The focal lengh the human eyes have is between 60-80, cant remember it exactly.

>>5981363
New Zealand aka fuccboi capital of the world

>>5981101
its true buddy. when you see a non flipped image aka a picture, it looks bad/different to you because it looks different than what we are used to seeing in the mirror

>>5981384
Focal length is actually dynamic for the human eye. It's really fascinating when see what kinda shit our senses can do.

>>5981047
>you realise that a mirror flipping the image makes absolutely no changes to your appearance except making it all flipped, right?

yes exactly! but your brain somehow sees it differently

i am the only one who's ever done some drawing on photoshop?
drawing a portrait, after looking at the same face for a couple of hours, if you flip the entire image suddenly your mistakes become very clear. "the left ear is a bit too high, the nose too wide" etc.

google found this guy suggesting what i talked about
http://www.jachestudio.com/blog/artists-tip-2-use-a-mirror-to-see-your-mistakes
but i can't find any scientific name for this phenomenon, to prove to you that it exists

isn't there some stat that the brain makes yourself look 5% more beautiful than you really are?

also remember, the brain self edits

>>5981396

Flipping a fixed image is not the same as looking at your face in the mirror. Grab two mirrors and position yourself so you can see the reflection of your reflection in them.

>>5981413
mamma my man no point in trying to reason with autismos who are that hung up on their reflection

like wtf does it matter if you know what you "really" look like, it's not going to change the fact that youze a fuccboi

>>5981413

Differnce is when I grab two mirrors I look good but when someone takes a picture it might look bad.

>>5981028
Holy shit, the way he gave that (admittedly otherwise beautiful) fat chick a jawline. Fuckin' unbelievable.

>>5981401
More like 50% more beautiful.

>>5981413
Humans instinctively look to the left when seeing another person, to see the right side of their face. That is the side that usually shows the most emotion and shows emotions first. This may be a reason why it looks a little weird to see a flipped face, our body doesn't treat both sides of the face the same.