What is wrong with my vision?

[TheKlown]

I'd look in mirror thinking nice tan, but then when I take a picture of myself it looks more red like sun-burn. Why do colors change when I take a picture of myself but my actual eyes see something different? It's been like this my entire life. Where sometimes I feel like I'm tan, but then I have assholes always point out the fact that I'm pasty/pale skin. Weird thing is, I never seen that pasty ghost in the mirror. Does it mean I have a better self-image then what the shitheads around me had or am I some type of color-blind?

[NeonSpider]

Might be color-blind. But that wouldn't explain why you see it differently in the photographs.
Could just be your camera or its photo settings. Like how some cameras make everything too red or too yellow or whatever either because they're crappy cameras or the person didn't know how to adjust the settings.

[Xenomit]

You're literally so full of shit that it's impeeding your eyesight

[Sensationalism]

Lighting and camera angles. Your vision is more accurate.

[TheKlown]

At 6/18/14 09:13 PM, Sensationalism wrote: Lighting and camera angles. Your vision is more accurate.

I wear glasses, so I think the Camera could possibly be a bit more accurate. (hehe)

[Monster-64]

What camera are you using? A tablet? If so, stop using that shit for photography and use an actual camera.

[Makakaov]

How come you see the same colour differently because of the source? Are you fucking dumb? The cameras recognise 100 times more colours than you. Get better lightbulbs in your bathroom and experience the miracle.

[VicariousE]

At 6/18/14 09:27 PM, TheKlown wrote:

At 6/18/14 09:13 PM, Sensationalism wrote: Lighting and camera angles. Your vision is more accurate.

I wear glasses, so I think the Camera could possibly be a bit more accurate. (hehe)

Best to do a manual white balance (use a white piece of paper that matches the lighting on your face, in the shot), shoot outside, whatever. But getting a tan on purpose when you're under the age of 25 is stupid. Your chances of getting skin cancer down the line is more than doubled, if you get too much sun before your skin figures out how to live with you. Straight |:

[yurgenburgen]

At 6/18/14 09:27 PM, TheKlown wrote: I wear glasses, so I think the Camera could possibly be a bit more accurate

if you want a photograph to look real you have to determine how much light you let into the camera when taking a photo and from what angle the photo is taken

[Urban-Champion]

The camera you're using probably needs to be color-corrected, or it's probably just a bad camera to begin with. Lighting is also a big factor.

[Mismo]

You're blinded by ignorance.

Or I dunno

[mothballs]

If you're viewing your pictures with the same pair of eyes, I don't see how your judgement can change. It's gotta be your camera.