I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even on
professional websites. (although there could be many stages where a
photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)

But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie, and
he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right, but it
the picture I'm on his left.

Then last night, being the suave guy I am, I picked up 3 girls for
dinner and a night of conviviality. They wante a picture so I took one,
then one of them took selfies with my phone. Miraculously, the one on
the right ended up on the left and the ones on the left ended up on the
right!! This can't be because of the lunar tides.

This effect seems so obvious, and obvious to so many, that I'm really
surprised neither the phone camera people nor the android people have
stopped it. Or made it optional.

Is there any chance they both stopped it so that we're back where we
started?

Is there a setting to stop it? I'm not into selfies but on the rare
occasion I want one, I want the cancerous mole on my right temple to be
where the plastic surgeon can find it.

On 2022-02-17 07:46, micky wrote:
> I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
> with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even on
> professional websites. (although there could be many stages where a
> photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)
>
> But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie, and
> he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right, but it
> the picture I'm on his left.
>
> Then last night, being the suave guy I am, I picked up 3 girls for
> dinner and a night of conviviality. They wante a picture so I took one,
> then one of them took selfies with my phone. Miraculously, the one on
> the right ended up on the left and the ones on the left ended up on the
> right!! This can't be because of the lunar tides.
>
> This effect seems so obvious, and obvious to so many, that I'm really
> surprised neither the phone camera people nor the android people have
> stopped it. Or made it optional.
>
> Is there any chance they both stopped it so that we're back where we
> started?
>
> Is there a setting to stop it? I'm not into selfies but on the rare
> occasion I want one, I want the cancerous mole on my right temple to be
> where the plastic surgeon can find it.

Yes, there is a setting. The rationale is to make you look in the selfie
the same way as in a mirror.

It is called "mirror effect". Huh, this is new, I can't disable the
effect, the switch makes no effect.

Bug.

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Cheers, Carlos.

micky wrote:

> I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
> with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even
> on professional websites. (although there could be many stages where
> a photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)
>
> But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie,
> and he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right,
> but it the picture I'm on his left.
> ...

https://www.techadvisor.com/how-to/google-android/flip-selfie-android-3699438/

On Feb 16, 2022, micky wrote
(in article<n2rr0hd43751dil72o805u6qvvjd8qhph8@4ax.com>):

> I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
> with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even on
> professional websites. (although there could be many stages where a
> photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)
>
> But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie, and
> he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right, but it
> the picture I'm on his left.
>
> Then last night, being the suave guy I am, I picked up 3 girls for
> dinner and a night of conviviality. They wante a picture so I took one,
> then one of them took selfies with my phone. Miraculously, the one on
> the right ended up on the left and the ones on the left ended up on the
> right!! This can't be because of the lunar tides.
>
> This effect seems so obvious, and obvious to so many, that I'm really
> surprised neither the phone camera people nor the android people have
> stopped it. Or made it optional.
>
> Is there any chance they both stopped it so that we're back where we
> started?
>
> Is there a setting to stop it? I'm not into selfies but on the rare
> occasion I want one, I want the cancerous mole on my right temple to be
> where the plastic surgeon can find it.

I can’t speak for Android, but with iOS you have the option to mirror front camera by going to Settings->Camera->Mirror Front Photos (On/Off)

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Regards,
Savageduck

In alt.photography, on Thu, 17 Feb 2022 08:05:18 -0600, VanguardLH
<V@nguard.LH> wrote:

>micky wrote:
>
>> I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
>> with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even
>> on professional websites. (although there could be many stages where
>> a photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)
>>
>> But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie,
>> and he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right,
>> but it the picture I'm on his left.
>> ...
>
>https://www.techadvisor.com/how-to/google-android/flip-selfie-android-3699438/

By golly. I switched it back to normal.

Of course I have some other camera app (Open Camera**), and even 3
telephoto lens apps that might need flipping. (I guess I won't be using
the telephoto lens for a selfie. I keep thinking of them as just the
lens, and using the regular camera app, but that's probably taking the
word "lens" too far and they probably don't use the regular camera app
at all.)

**It was already set at "no mirror".

BTW, the people at alt.photography seem to have evacuated, but sending a
copy there is still a good record.

On Feb 17, 2022, micky wrote
(in article<vkrt0htg7g87csfaf1fr1lfhv0jb1c12h0@4ax.com>):

> In alt.photography, on Thu, 17 Feb 2022 08:05:18 -0600, VanguardLH
> <V@nguard.LH> wrote:
>
> > micky wrote:
> >
> > > I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
> > > with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even
> > > on professional websites. (although there could be many stages where
> > > a photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)
> > >
> > > But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie,
> > > and he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right,
> > > but it the picture I'm on his left.
> > > ...
> >
> > https://www.techadvisor.com/how-to/google-android/flip-selfie-android-3699438/
>
> By golly. I switched it back to normal.
>
> Of course I have some other camera app (Open Camera**), and even 3
> telephoto lens apps that might need flipping. (I guess I won't be using
> the telephoto lens for a selfie. I keep thinking of them as just the
> lens, and using the regular camera app, but that's probably taking the
> word "lens" too far and they probably don't use the regular camera app
> at all.)
>
> **It was already set at "no mirror".
>
> BTW, the people at alt.photography seem to have evacuated, but sending a
> copy there is still a good record.

I still check for traffic at a.p. and not c.m.a.

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Regards,
Savageduck

On 2/17/2022 9:53 PM, Savageduck wrote:
>> BTW, the people at alt.photography seem to have evacuated, but sending a
>> copy there is still a good record.
>
> I still check for traffic at a.p. and not c.m.a.

Savageduck has trolled c.m.a for years (I don't know about a.p though).

On Feb 18, 2022, YK wrote
(in article <suog1p$mo2$1@gioia.aioe.org>):

> On 2/17/2022 9:53 PM, Savageduck wrote:
> > > BTW, the people at alt.photography seem to have evacuated, but sending a
> > > copy there is still a good record.
> >
> > I still check for traffic at a.p. and not c.m.a.
>
> Savageduck has trolled c.m.a for years (I don't know about a.p though).

I don’t subscribe to c.m.a. never have, and never had a reason to. I own one Android device, the DJI Smart Controller for a drone.
I do subscribe to a.p. which is how I came across this thread which was cross posted to both NGs.

--
Regards,
Savageduck

If you picked up three women, your last care would be reversed selfies .

On 2/17/22 12:46 AM, micky wrote:
> I've suspected for quite a while that something strange was going on
> with Android phones, mostly when I saw text that is backwards, even on
> professional websites. (although there could be many stages where a
> photo is reversed left to right, so I didn't jump to conclusions.)
>
> But last week I was on a plane and the guy wanted to take a selfie, and
> he sent it to me, and I know for sure I was sitting on his right, but it
> the picture I'm on his left.
>
> Then last night, being the suave guy I am, I picked up 3 girls for
> dinner and a night of conviviality. They wante a picture so I took one,
> then one of them took selfies with my phone. Miraculously, the one on
> the right ended up on the left and the ones on the left ended up on the
> right!! This can't be because of the lunar tides.
>
> This effect seems so obvious, and obvious to so many, that I'm really
> surprised neither the phone camera people nor the android people have
> stopped it. Or made it optional.
>
> Is there any chance they both stopped it so that we're back where we
> started?
>
> Is there a setting to stop it? I'm not into selfies but on the rare
> occasion I want one, I want the cancerous mole on my right temple to be
> where the plastic surgeon can find it.

Last time I took a selfie with three women at my side, was with a 35mm
camera on a tripod...sometime around 1973.

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