Dilemma merely by Annoying Girl: How is that some people look better in person in real life than on camera, and vice versa for other people?
I’ve heard people say that some people look better in person than in real life, while others look better on camera than in real person. Assume that “camera” means video, since I know that pictures sometimes make people look really different, and that the same makeup, clothes, angles and lighting are the same, how could it be that some people look better in video than in real life while others look better in video than in real life?
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Best answer:
Answer by Nickie
Magic?
That’s kind of a dumb question, what kind of answer do you expect?
Answer by Smells like New Screen Names
Because the attractiveness of some people is entirely in their laugh, the animation of themselves. Something that isn’t captured on film.
Answer by Bunny Bingo
Camera lenses (be it video or still) have some sort of distortion compared to the human eye. It’s not magic or anything.
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English adaptation of Jean Paul Satre’s “Huis Clos” (No Exit / In Camera)
Camera Porn
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All the bits are labelled with notes (hover over the photo)
Don’t think I can get much more gear without a new bag.
Not Pictured are the contents of the front pockets (memory cards, batteries, USB cables, earplugs, pens, business cards, sometimes chargers for cameras & laptop, remote shutter release, PClix)
Taken with my dad’s Olympus.
People than the camera on a real person, a better view, and vice versa for the other person?