Lens Distortion and Facial Harmony

Camera lens distortion can impact how harmonious your features appear. Learn why certain lens types alter your face structure in photos, and how MirrorIQ analyzes real proportions beyond camera quirks. Discover more and explore value with a plan comparison.

What Is Lens Distortion?

Lenses, especially wide angles, can stretch or compress facial features, affecting perceived symmetry. These effects can make your nose or jaw look bigger or smaller than in real life.

Avoiding Unwanted Effects

• Aim to take photos with a standard (about 50mm) lens for minimal distortion.

• Keep the camera at eye level and at a moderate distance.

How MirrorIQ Deals with Distortion

• MirrorIQ algorithms are designed to detect and balance out many common distortions in photos.

• Your privacy stays intact—data is never stored.

• Want to see how pricing works? Browse plans here.

Comparisons and Internal Links

See how lens and cropping interact in Photo Cropping for Accurate Face Results or return to MirrorIQ Home for general guidance.

Not medical advice. For informational purposes.

Summary

Try MirrorIQ with different camera setups, and use the pricing page to compare plan options with each scan.

FAQ

• How significant is lens distortion for face analysis? It can affect results but MirrorIQ reduces common errors.

• Are front cameras less accurate? Occasionally, if used too close. Proper distance helps.

• Should I use portrait mode? Portrait modes can help, but avoid aggressive effects.

• Is natural light preferred? Yes, it shows the truest facial color and contour.

• How do I pick a scan plan? See the pricing section for all tiers and details.

• Is this an artistic or scientific review? It's informational, useful for both personal insight and artistic projects.