This isn't about Meg specifically, but softcore models in general: I also prefer pic sets to videos.
With small creators the videos tend to not have the same sort of sense of purpose as the photo sets. It's mostly just moving around doing the same poses as the photo sets, but it's harder to actually see anything since there's constant movement and less care taken to framing and lighting. Half the time the videos are zoomed in so close you're only seeing half a body, or zoomed out so far you can see a full figure, but can't make out any details.
With creators that turn their videos into productions, like Meg, it's somehow even worse. The lighting is done in ways that look "interesting" but tend to hide details in shadows or under colored lights. The focus is more on the costume or the concept and less on the actual model. Everything seems to be done with a lot of quick cuts, to where you might see the entire body of the person up close, but only 1 second at a time before cutting away - or there will be long panning shots, but they're always on the prop or the costume and never linger on the actual model. Then the worst part of all that is everything is then put under a filter that puts everything into a soft focus and all the real sounds are replaced with some sort of music.
That kind of stuff is fine if I'm watching movies or music videos or something like that, but it does nothing for me when it comes to OF models.
With small creators the videos tend to not have the same sort of sense of purpose as the photo sets. It's mostly just moving around doing the same poses as the photo sets, but it's harder to actually see anything since there's constant movement and less care taken to framing and lighting. Half the time the videos are zoomed in so close you're only seeing half a body, or zoomed out so far you can see a full figure, but can't make out any details.
With creators that turn their videos into productions, like Meg, it's somehow even worse. The lighting is done in ways that look "interesting" but tend to hide details in shadows or under colored lights. The focus is more on the costume or the concept and less on the actual model. Everything seems to be done with a lot of quick cuts, to where you might see the entire body of the person up close, but only 1 second at a time before cutting away - or there will be long panning shots, but they're always on the prop or the costume and never linger on the actual model. Then the worst part of all that is everything is then put under a filter that puts everything into a soft focus and all the real sounds are replaced with some sort of music.
That kind of stuff is fine if I'm watching movies or music videos or something like that, but it does nothing for me when it comes to OF models.
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