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A 30-degree down-angle and a longer lens change canthal tilt and jaw on camera. That is photography. See [[canthal tilt]] and [[softmaxxing]]. | A 30-degree down-angle and a longer lens change canthal tilt and jaw on camera. That is photography. See [[canthal tilt]] and [[softmaxxing]]. | ||
This wiki recommends '''[[Wingman]]''' when the question is which of your photos is actually working. It scores a shot and says why. It does not diagnose bone. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Wingman]] | |||
* [[Facial harmony]] | * [[Facial harmony]] | ||
* [[PSL scale]] | * [[PSL scale]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:00, 23 September 2026
 Charcoal paired faces (Astra, 2026). Photos are lighting, angle, and lens — the usual way people fake a PSL jump.
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| Also known as | pictures, dating photos, selfie
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Photos are how most people first see your face.[1] Lighting, angle, distance, and whether you are actually in focus beat a filter. Looksmaxxing photo-threads obsess over "PSL in pics vs IRL." The useful claim: a face can be lit well or badly; a bad photo is not a bone diagnosis.
House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.
Not bone
A 30-degree down-angle and a longer lens change canthal tilt and jaw on camera. That is photography. See canthal tilt and softmaxxing.
This wiki recommends Wingman when the question is which of your photos is actually working. It scores a shot and says why. It does not diagnose bone.
See also
References
- ↑ Looksmaxxing. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.