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Tipping Point
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Go Premium46 min • 29 April, 2026
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Whoa, easy there champ
Yes, it is clear I didn't even watch the scene, because it's written right there in my comment, lol, and while I made assumptions based on another comment, my comments were purely based in a general sense for the site. You're right tho. After viewing the video myself the camera angles and distance on this particular video were actually pretty okay. Much better than some of the other videos from this position.
But I stand by my comment generally speaking for the some of videos on this site. There have been many times when whether in seated doggy or guy lying on back that the camera has been too close to the model. Looking straight into her sternum or having the whole frame filled with her back, in the case of seated. And when lying, sometimes looking up at her like a giant or the guys head is located in the abdomen.
And while chairs do have backrests, if a VR video from this position results in 90% of the frame being filled with the models back, then maybe we should reconsider using this position so frequently.
Edit: I visited the scene a second time and actually the seated **_is_** too low and close. It's fine, but not great IMO, with all due respect. I understand it must be a challenging angle to get though, considering that the camera needs to be placed in front of the dude...