Originally Posted by
Sol
To identify types is used nonverbal behavior. From visual quality part are needed good light to see nonverbal data, common settings for closely situated camera and acceptable resolution. Other is not significant.
As about photos, - except physiognomistic heretics, the majority prefers to use videos and not photos.
"makes me look wide"
The common problem with close distance is barrel distortion. The camera should be situated farther, be used other camera settings (reduced angle by optical zoom, lenses for close distance, macro/selfie modes) or be fixed then by a software. People should read manuals.
> you sound pretty settled on type
She mistakes in it for years, despite knowing alot against it.