More Mirrors

I'm really surprising in the mirror, but when I take a picture of myself I look very strange and different.

I have a large mirror on my medicine cabinet in the bathroom, and when I open it, it gives me a reflection of myself where I am basically reversed. Is that logical? Is like a mirror on a mirror, which is meant to reflect you real?

Thus, mirrors are more accurate than photos, or is it the opposite?

random schmoe with cameras to take pictures of themselves very bad. In real life your brain is in the left side of others in the mirror so that you have taken in the left side is the right side if you do not recognize yourself in the photos. In reality is not correct. The only truth is to feel someone's face. The light is not so ethereal image, a mirror or face to face time is what the face looked like a billionth of a second after doing so.

They are the same ... I mean, the only thing that can change is the image quality and color balance (you can look bluish or greenish).

Mirrors, but for some reason that is not easy to explain, but I'll try.
A mirror is 2D, except for the thickness of the glass.
A picture is 2D.
The differences are, the mirror shows a moving object in 2D and a photo shows a stagnation, non-moving 2D image.

Your camera can not reproduce exactly the way your eyes see something ... your eyes are far superior to any camera sensor.


What you see through the prism reflected on the mirror is what you see with your own eyes ... not what the sensor sees.