HZOK-004 - Married & Wild: 28-Year-Old Wakaba’s Forbidden Nights

The video is dark, just like the jacket suggests. On top of that, they use a wide-angle lens to exaggerate the perspective. This is a common style seen in 'chubby' genre studios like Fitch or K-Live, but I don't see the appeal at all. Sure, if you use a fisheye lens to curve things, it might emphasize curves. And if you keep it dark, skin imperfections might be less visible. But that's just manipulating the source material. Photos are edited after the fact, but videos are corrected using lighting and lenses during filming. Whether it's before or after, the essence is the same as false advertising. I don't deny it 100%—using lighting to brighten things up or make them look beautiful is fine. But I cannot stand using a wide-angle lens to distort the natural lines of the subject. You don't see this in regular movies or dramas because even in a fairy tale, the visuals need to be realistic to be convincing. AV is about enjoying the real actress. Photoshop-edited photos or wide-angle distorted videos—I can't get excited about such CG-like content.