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lk2fireone (0)
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I THINK ALL THE FACTORS ARE IMPORTANT, EXCEPT FOR USING THE SAME SETTING, WHICH SEEMS THE LEAST IMPORTANT.
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03-31-17 04:29am
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2
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Jay G (Disabled)
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Talking too much. If I want an Oscar winning performance, I don't look for it in my porn.
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03-31-17 06:22am
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3
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merc77 (Disabled)
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There are three pet peeves I have not listed above:
1 Shaved models
2 models wearing black or knee length socks
3 old man hand masturbating the models
The shaved look is wrong on men. Period
Models should be totally nude and that includes socks. Just like when I had my physical in the military!
And the old man hand is creepy.
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03-31-17 01:49pm
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Drooler (Disabled)
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This is a pretty easy question for me as I usually watch hardcore with no sound (bye fake moans and cameraman logorrhea), and I don't give a damn about the setting unless it conflicts with the position of the camera or the lighting.
Poor editing is what irks me the most. By that I mean that it's too quick or it lingers on someone's face too long.
#2: Bad angles, especially those that upstage the lady with man-ass and dangleberries. It is a close second for sure, now that I think about it.
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03-31-17 03:05pm
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5
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pat362 (0)
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All of the above.
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03-31-17 04:03pm
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Monahan (0)
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REPLY TO #4 - Drooler :
What Drooler said, but for me it's bad angles first and poor editing second. I have no interest in a closeup of a stud's hairy ass when the position is basic missionary. I also go soundless.
My primary interest is in exploring all of the babe's body parts in various levels of detail including their effective use in various positions and activities.
Setting? What's a setting? Never even thought about it.
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03-31-17 09:36pm
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skippy (0)
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I'll repeat what I have in my profile.
Porn quality is an equation. (GIRL)*(SETTING*IMAGE QUALITY*PHOTOGRAPHER SKILL, TALENT AND RAPPORT WITH MODEL)*(SEVERAL OTHER VARIABLES) If any one of them is a 0, the whole thing is a 0.
Setting means location and lighting. Both have to be good with no major distractions.
There are a few sites that shoot backlit "white room" scenes in front of a window and from about 15 feet away. They are high quality but almost entirely from one angle, the side. These are probably the biggest waste of time and talent I've ever seen.
Chatty photographers or overly vocal actors are easy fix by turning off the volume.
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04-01-17 03:38am
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Homegirl (Disabled)
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My pet peeve has to be scenes that look all the same over and over.
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05-23-20 01:24pm
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