#back cam

[rachel-rebellio]

lmao at the difference betweem front cam and back cam 😂😂😂 look at those baaaaaags under my eyes

[ferinawrites]

iPhone: Front Cam vs. Back Cam

Finding a good lighting is the key to a nice selfie. It makes you look fairer. A good window lighting is a good example but certainly a thin curtain (most preferably WHITE) will soften the harsh sunlight from the outside. The window reflection also creates a nice white gleam on your eyes. Master using the back camera of your iPhone especially if you're stuck with 4S (since front cam is always grainy and low res). It is very inconvenient but you need to learn how to hold still and master where the shutter button lies. Blind shot, but practice makes perfect. And it's okay to have 10-15 tries until you get a good one.  A high-def selfie always looks better than a grainy one so deal with it! This is why I envy iPhone5 and S4 users!  

Front Cam pictures are usually grainy and low-resolution! 

Here's a back cam image of me! You can see that there's a ridiculous amount of difference! 

If you have a phone app that can adjust the shadows and highlights of your image, you can also play with it. If you get the right adjustments, you can bring out the crispness in details such as your hair strands, your lashes, and other textures or even bring out the color of your eyes. You can skip skin softening! Milias, pimples, blackheads, whiteheads, zits, female mustache, they all bring interestingness so leave them!  This photo was taken with my iPhone 4S back cam edited with Adobe Photoshop for iPhones.  Thank you for reading up to this point. xoxo PS- im not so happy about my eyebrow shade!