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Selfie Angles and Distortion in Facial Analysis

Selfie Angles and Distortion in Facial Analysis

The angle of your selfie can subtly influence facial analysis reports by introducing distortion. Discover how best to position your device for a true-to-life scan and access private, AI-powered reports with MirrorIQ. Explore our pricing options for instant feedback.

Why Angles Cause Distortion

Shooting from above, below, or side angles can exaggerate or shrink facial features. For consistent analysis, hold your phone at eye level, parallel to your face. Get more tips by visiting Photo Framing: Balanced Selfies.

Tips for an Accurate Scan

  • Keep the camera level with your eyes

  • Don’t tilt your head or the phone

  • Shoot in steady lighting for clarity

MirrorIQ’s Approach to Distortion

Our AI maps facial points based on your upload but relies on neutral angles for best results. You can access confidential, personalized info via our scan tools. All uploads are instantly erased to keep you in control.

Test and Compare Your Selfies

Try analyzing several photos to see how different angles impact your results. MirrorIQ offers private scans for experimentation—just ensure each photo is well-aligned and in focus. For more resources, visit MirrorIQ Home.

Not medical advice. For informational purposes.

Summary

Straight-on selfies minimize distortion and produce the most genuinely reflective reports. Try a scan today for fast, private insights. MirrorIQ Home

FAQ

  • Why does angle matter in photos? Because certain angles can lengthen, shrink, or warp features.

  • Can MirrorIQ fix distortion? It issues reports based on uploaded images, so clear, straight-on photos work best.

  • Should I submit multiple selfies? Yes! Unlimited scans available.

  • Will taking photos at different angles affect advice? You’ll see slightly different insights. Keep angles consistent for comparison.

  • Are my photos private? MirrorIQ never stores user images after analysis.

  • Where can I see more angle tips? See Photo Composition: Face Analysis.