Posture-Sitting Versus Standing: Selfie Scan Variation

Ever thought about how the act of sitting versus standing for your selfie could change your MirrorIQ scan? Posture affects angles, lighting, and even how your face is framed for informational reporting. Get immediate feedback—view all pricing and options here.

How Posture Affects Your Scan

• Sitting may introduce slouching, impacting chin, neck, and jawline visibility.

• Standing tends to elongate the neck, making facial borders more distinct and keeping camera angle steadier.

• Seated bends can also affect the way light falls on your features, shifting shadows.

Best Practices for Selfie Analysis

Stand upright, with shoulders back and head level. Take a seat for comparison and see which result you like best. Try a scan both ways and check out informational differences.

Looking for More Guidance?

Head over to Posture Impact: Upright vs. Relaxed for advanced analysis tips. For pricing, revisit the main pricing section any time.

All Scans Are Private

MirrorIQ deletes your scan image after reporting. Your comfort and confidentiality are priority. For more on privacy and options, go back to MirrorIQ Home.

Not medical advice. For informational purposes.

FAQ

• Should I stand or sit for the best scan? Upright posture usually creates clearer borders, but try both for fun!

• Does the angle change with posture? Yes, slouching in a seat often changes how light and shadow play on your face.

• Will my cost vary if I use different postures? There’s no price difference. Get pricing here.

• Is my privacy secure for both positions? Yes, standing or sitting scans are deleted after use.

• Can posture change styling recommendations? Standing can elongate the neck and alter perceived balance, reflected in suggestions.

• Will MirrorIQ keep photos for future scans? No, every image is discarded after your informational report.