Selfies distort facial features
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•This essential photography lesson shows how selfies distort what we really look like
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Selfie cameras are basically mini funhouse mirrors, writer Evey Winters says.
Winters shared a collage of photos of the same girl's face at different focal lengths to show the difference.
The difference between each of these photos is significant, but the difference between the first and the last is stunning.
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