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Doc Holliday

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Filming a POV is work and takes away from the full experience. You're doing two things at a time fucking and filming. There's been times I toss the camera and just get down to business. Though the vids are always fun to watch afterwards !
I’m not a big fan of POV scenes. I’m also not a fan of closeups. I prefer watching two fully nude bodies pleasuring one another during a sex scene. I’m also not much of a fan of lingerie or stockings. Not a fan of guys wearing t-shirts or hats during a sex scene. I’ve always preferred watching a sex scene when the lovers are all fully nude. I am in full agreement with you that filming POV requires more work & takes away from the full experience, as you put it, for the reasons mentioned. However i have used this filming technique in the past also but mostly for anal scenes in order to validate to the person viewing the film that there is no doubt which part of the anatomy is involved & which would at times difficult to see from a regular camera angle. The main reason why i’m not a fan of filming these types of scenes is that the camera always shakes during intercourse & makes it somewhat irritating to view. However filming & watching it in POV is enjoyable to both film & watch if the scene involves fellatio. Holding a camera while lying down, sitting or standing up requires much less exertion & with the pulse rate being considerably lower any possible shaking of the camera is neutralized. It adds to the overall shoot.
 

Wessex

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I’m not a big fan of POV scenes. I’m also not a fan of closeups. I prefer watching two fully nude bodies pleasuring one another during a sex scene. I’m also not much of a fan of lingerie or stockings. Not a fan of guys wearing t-shirts or hats during a sex scene. I’ve always preferred watching a sex scene when the lovers are all fully nude. I am in full agreement with you that filming POV requires more work & takes away from the full experience, as you put it, for the reasons mentioned. However i have used this filming technique in the past also but mostly for anal scenes in order to validate to the person viewing the film that there is no doubt which part of the anatomy is involved & which would at times difficult to see from a regular camera angle. The main reason why i’m not a fan of filming these types of scenes is that the camera always shakes during intercourse & makes it somewhat irritating to view. However filming & watching it in POV is enjoyable to both film & watch if the scene involves fellatio. Holding a camera while lying down, sitting or standing up requires much less exertion & with the pulse rate being considerably lower any possible shaking of the camera is neutralized. It adds to the overall shoot.
True. You are right about the shaking of camera and breaks between action. As long as the facial is good thats all that matters.
 

MaxxxEdge

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Jun 17, 2010
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I’m not a big fan of POV scenes. I’m also not a fan of closeups. I prefer watching two fully nude bodies pleasuring one another during a sex scene. I’m also not much of a fan of lingerie or stockings. Not a fan of guys wearing t-shirts or hats during a sex scene. I’ve always preferred watching a sex scene when the lovers are all fully nude. I am in full agreement with you that filming POV requires more work & takes away from the full experience, as you put it, for the reasons mentioned. However i have used this filming technique in the past also but mostly for anal scenes in order to validate to the person viewing the film that there is no doubt which part of the anatomy is involved & which would at times difficult to see from a regular camera angle. The main reason why i’m not a fan of filming these types of scenes is that the camera always shakes during intercourse & makes it somewhat irritating to view. However filming & watching it in POV is enjoyable to both film & watch if the scene involves fellatio. Holding a camera while lying down, sitting or standing up requires much less exertion & with the pulse rate being considerably lower any possible shaking of the camera is neutralized. It adds to the overall shoot.

Newer generation OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) and IBIS (In Body Image Stabilization) is quite impressive, and shake is significantly reduced. Autofocus and tracking is so good that you can look at the action directly instead of being fixed on the OLED.
 

MaxxxEdge

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Jun 17, 2010
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True. You are right about the shaking of camera and breaks between action. As long as the facial is good thats all that matters.
Even the latest generation phones shoot 4K and are quite good at reducing camera shake. 120P for the pop even ;)
 
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