Why do you think you look better? It’s definitely not because I’m too self-confident!

When taking a lens, many people feel that they look much better in the lens than themselves or the photos, but when friends or others see it, do they not think so? Is it the lens distortion or their psychological effect? Run Run Shaw Hospital WeChat pointed out that some psychologists say that when they are taking lenses, they look 30% better than they are in reality. This may be due to the following three reasons:

1. Exposure effect

According to a 1977 study, psychologists found that it is similar to the person who sees in photos, that is, the true appearance, and they tend to have a sense of identity with their own appearance in the lens. This is a psychological phenomenon, which refers to people tending to be familiar things, such as nearly a cat, and they will feel that they are more beautiful in their cultivation.

2. Face Effectiveness

People will think that they are better in the video than the screenshot of the video, and dynamic pictures are more attractive than static pictures, called face effect. When taking pictures, people are dynamic and look better than quiet photos.

3. The mood of lens itself and lens care

Some square lenses in business places will pull people up and longer, and the reflection of the light in the lens will filter out the patterns and darkness of the people, which will make people look better.

In addition, when taking a lens, if you are in a good mood, you will think that you are more beautiful in the lens.