
She looks like a serious student, but she's actually a hyper-sensitive girl who can't help but climax. Mihina is now at the mercy of the boys.




















Just like the sample images, it's 130 minutes of ultra-wide-angle footage that looks like you're peeking through a door hole. It's an artsy style that ruins the subject's natural appeal. If you look closely at the samples, there are black shadows in the corners. It's not even a hidden camera; it's just the filter showing up in the frame. It's a classic beginner mistake—putting a polarizing or waterproof filter on an ultra-wide lens and capturing the edges of the filter. If they knew about the vignetting and left it in because they thought it was 'cool,' that's just pure nonsense. There's no reason to have that 'hidden camera' look when the camera is moving around like a third party. On top of that, the audio is noisy and low-quality. Overall, it feels like an amateur home video.
Digital Arc used to be one of my favorite studios, but lately, they're slow with samples and putting out too many duds. The mosaics are getting worse, too... at this price point, I just can't bring myself to buy it. It's a real shame. The actress is fantastic this time, though...