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Ākāśa Bhārgava [ The LTN बौद्ध]
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Have you ever look at the mirror and thought you're looking good but the evil foid ignores you and doesn't give a fuck. It would be surprising it I told you that it's your fucking mirror!!! Let me break it down for you
To look at anything and ofcourse even yourself you'll need a functioning eye. So basically, objects around you either emit or reflect electromagnetic radiation in the visible range. Some of that light enters through the cornea and then the pupil. The iris controls how much light enters by changing pupil diameter. The cornea and crystalline lens refract the incoming rays. They arrange the rays so that light from different points in the environment is focused onto different locations on the retina. The retina converts photons into neural information and stuff happens but let's not go into that. This information was unnecessary but whatever, I was creating the mood. (I'm new here
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Mirrror changes the direction of light in a very predictable way, and your brain interprets that reflected light as coming from behind the mirror. So if your face is 50 cm in front of the mirror, the apparent image of your face is 50 cm behind it, and the image has the same size. But what if the mirror is not straight? It will distort your image (face for example) and basically fuck it's appearance in weird ways. So if you're looking good in a curved/not straight mirror you might be a ugly irl and if you're looking ugly in a curved mirror LDAR n***a you're ugly irl too
Mirror reverses the coordinate direction perpendicular to the mirror. If you're IQlet enough to doubt that wtf n***a get yourself out of here you're not 5yo. Still, for experimentation write a asymmetrical letter like E, G, P, B etc and see the inversion. But Bhārgava what's the application of this
Your Face n***a
When the foid sees you, she's seeing the straight and erect picture of you not the one you're seeing in your mirror. For short hair guys, imagine like you have styled your hairs left looking at the mirror and looking all good but the foid sees the right side styled hairs and calls you ugly OP on your face.
how others see him vs how he sees himself in the mirror.
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First of all fuck my Camera fuck my Android device, and I pray that all of you with good cameras fucking die. Now let's understand how a camera works. So your camera, professional, phone, digicam etc etc all have a lense. So suppose you photograph a nose picking girl. Light reflected from every point on the apple travels outward in many directions. Some of those rays enter the camera. The camera lens refracts the incoming rays. Light coming from one particular point on the apple is brought approximately to one particular point on the sensor. Just like your eye, the camera's lens forms an inverted real image on the sensor.
Here comes the second part. What would your device do to erect that optically upside image down. Usually in smartphones the the phone's image-processing system interprets the sensor coordinates and displays the photograph upright but mirror reversed (left right inversion). In many modern phones you can select wether you want this left right inversion but my old ass phone does it without asking and I can't fucking change it. Anyways this is not the only concern about cameras.
Lens distortion and perspective distortion is very common with cameras and face distortion is their result.
I can discuss about it but this guide is about seeing yourself and not how to click good pictures. This can be fixed if you click your selfies from 2m distance but it's Not a reliable way to see yourself obviously.
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So first if your camera image is inverted you can simply change your settings and fix it. But Bhargava my phone doesn't have such features
same here dude. You can use the site: https://capitalizemytitle.com/reversed-online-mirror/ or simply use a Inverted filter on Snapchat.
But as I said earlier it's not convinient nor very accurate. That's why I want you to use an true mirror. You can either buy it or create it yourself. Search on any online shoping platform like ebay or amazon and you'll easily find it. If you're a brokecel and currycel like me you won't find a cheap one online. So let's make it ourselves.
Two perpendicular mirrors (at 90°) A ray reflects from the first mirror and then the second. The two reflections together constitute a 180° rotation about the line where the mirrors meet. That is why the resulting image is not simply the ordinary mirror image. You move left hand and your right side moves, that's when you know you're on da right track.
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Just take two straight mirror of the same size (₹60 maxx) place them and add a platform beneath (₹40 maxx )
It's that easy. It should look something like this if done right. Btw the angle between should ideally be 90°.
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This is my first guide hope you liked it
What would looksmaxxes even do if you don't know how you really look. And unless you have x< 80 facial and body symmetry you are affected by mirror inversion aand proportion distortion. Most NT faces are not very symmetric so even YOU MIGHT BE AFFECTED BY IT.
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To look at anything and ofcourse even yourself you'll need a functioning eye. So basically, objects around you either emit or reflect electromagnetic radiation in the visible range. Some of that light enters through the cornea and then the pupil. The iris controls how much light enters by changing pupil diameter. The cornea and crystalline lens refract the incoming rays. They arrange the rays so that light from different points in the environment is focused onto different locations on the retina. The retina converts photons into neural information and stuff happens but let's not go into that. This information was unnecessary but whatever, I was creating the mood. (I'm new here
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Mirror
You know what a mirror is, I think you will see it everyday if you're not living in a jungle.Mirrror changes the direction of light in a very predictable way, and your brain interprets that reflected light as coming from behind the mirror. So if your face is 50 cm in front of the mirror, the apparent image of your face is 50 cm behind it, and the image has the same size. But what if the mirror is not straight? It will distort your image (face for example) and basically fuck it's appearance in weird ways. So if you're looking good in a curved/not straight mirror you might be a ugly irl and if you're looking ugly in a curved mirror LDAR n***a you're ugly irl too
Mirror reverses the coordinate direction perpendicular to the mirror. If you're IQlet enough to doubt that wtf n***a get yourself out of here you're not 5yo. Still, for experimentation write a asymmetrical letter like E, G, P, B etc and see the inversion. But Bhārgava what's the application of this
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Camera
Here comes the second part. What would your device do to erect that optically upside image down. Usually in smartphones the the phone's image-processing system interprets the sensor coordinates and displays the photograph upright but mirror reversed (left right inversion). In many modern phones you can select wether you want this left right inversion but my old ass phone does it without asking and I can't fucking change it. Anyways this is not the only concern about cameras.
Lens distortion and perspective distortion is very common with cameras and face distortion is their result.
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True You
Now let's discuss how to see yourself the way other see you when they see you. Not the best way to put it rightSo first if your camera image is inverted you can simply change your settings and fix it. But Bhargava my phone doesn't have such features
But as I said earlier it's not convinient nor very accurate. That's why I want you to use an true mirror. You can either buy it or create it yourself. Search on any online shoping platform like ebay or amazon and you'll easily find it. If you're a brokecel and currycel like me you won't find a cheap one online. So let's make it ourselves.
Two perpendicular mirrors (at 90°) A ray reflects from the first mirror and then the second. The two reflections together constitute a 180° rotation about the line where the mirrors meet. That is why the resulting image is not simply the ordinary mirror image. You move left hand and your right side moves, that's when you know you're on da right track.
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DIY True Mirror
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