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I never even thought about it. I did a test by holding up a sign and taking a picture. It was backwards in the display, but the resulting picture flipped it around so it could be read. It seems right to me.
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I never even thought about it. I did a test by holding up a sign and taking a picture. It was backwards in the display, but the resulting picture flipped it around so it could be read. It seems right to me.
Then you and I are distinctly in the minority! All my friends selfie pics are backwards. Behind the wheel of a car, they all look like they are driving in England. Lettering or logos on their shirts, backwards.
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I never even thought about it. I did a test by holding up a sign and taking a picture. It was backwards in the display, but the resulting picture flipped it around so it could be read. It seems right to me.
That's what's supposed to happen - but apparently to only ten percent of selfie-users.
Selfie acts like a mirror, to help you compose your shot. After taking it, the image is supposed to be automatically flipped so it's corrected.
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When I take a selfie, does it really matter if my face is reversed? I'm beautiful from both angles.
I guess ignorance is bliss!
I just prefer things to be correct - if that's even still a concept in this decade.
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