Our real facial appearance,in mirror or photo?

Question

which one is our real face? the one we see in mirror or in the picture?which is more closer to our real appearance?

Answer 1

the only real interpretation is the one we see in a mirror.  Although mirrors will vary in reflective qualities, you are only as visible as your lighting.  A picture however has a lot more buffer for error, camera settings, lighting, time, etc.  I only feel normal seeing my own reflection, pictures make me look twice because I question "is that really what i look like?"   Great question and can't wait to see other answers.

Answer 2

Photo

Mirror image is reversed.

Answer 3

The mirror will always have a limited angle becuase you have to 'see' yourself.

The picture will have a complete perspective or who you are

Answer 4

Definitely the mirror.  

Different lenses, at different distances, and at different settings can have a *profound* effect on facial appearance.  Certain lenses at certain distances can make your nose look huge and your ears small, or your ears large and your nose small.  Then take into account that photographs will never capture color and lighting perfectly...I think you'll have your answer.

The mirror will reverse you're image, but other than that it is much more accurate.  

Answer 5

i think the photo, because you see your self different and you can see yourself from eveery angle in a mirror.. but in a photo you can.. but then again photos can you make you loook different so i have no clue:S

Answer 6

photo

Answer 7

I would guess mirror because it's LIVE! *Does jazzy hands*

Answer 8

i think our real facial apperance in our mirrow and photo both

Answer 9

I would think mirror, since it is proven that camera lighting changes things and adds poundage!

Have a good day!

Answer 10

If you take a photo of yourself in a mirror you'll get both.

Answer 11

In a mirror of course; cameras have a way of making people look different due to lighting, position, camera type, etc.  

Answer 12

the photo because when in a mirror, you may have better lighting, look thinner because of the shape of the glass. but in a picture, you are being yourself, with natural light, and you look the natural figure you are because mirrors can manipulate that.