3DSVR-1008 - [VR] 14:00 Weekday Affair: POV with my Married Coworker

There's such a cute girl in this, but you can't even see her face properly. Did they mount the camera on the actor's head? Are they just kissing normally? Her face is way too close, so you can't see her expressions. It's dark, and the shaky camera makes me motion sick. Maybe that's why the quality is so low? Her beautiful face just looks blurry. I wish they'd ditch this camera setup and reshoot. The girl was cute, so I hope she does well in other projects.

The image quality is sharp, and the proximity to the actress creates a great sense of intimacy and immersion.

The wearable camera didn't cause 3D motion sickness, but honestly, I don't see the appeal. Standard VR cuts every time the scene or position changes, whereas the wearable camera transitions smoothly without cuts (e.g., moving from the window to the bed). I really question whether users actually want this kind of 'immersion.' Also, as another reviewer mentioned, in Chapter 3, the window scene is completely blown out, and the model's arm disappears (perhaps because her skin is so pale it blends into the overexposed background?). Another issue is that when moving from the window to the bed, it becomes backlit, making it hard to see the model clearly. The basics of filming and lighting are neglected, which is unacceptable. I really love the model, Yuuhi-san (I've collected all her 2D works under her other alias lol), so it pains me to give a low score, but I'm giving it three stars with a heavy heart.

*I think the settings are good. I also wanted to check out the other works he performed in.

It has definitely improved. There's a lot of effort put into the composition and angles, and the mosaic is clean, allowing you to enjoy Yuuhi Izumi's alluring body line in many scenes. The disappointing parts are the window scene in the first half and the sofa scene near the window. Both seem to be highlights of the work with creative angles and positions, but it seems the lighting wasn't checked properly; the external light is so strong that it causes white-out, making it impossible to appreciate the actress's voluptuous body. In the window scene, the white-out is so bad that the actress's arm becomes transparent and disappears, turning it into a horror movie where only her hand against the window is visible. It's a shame that the effort put into the POV-style shooting was ruined by neglecting the basics of balancing external and internal light. The content is good, so I wish they would remaster and re-release it.