Which lighting type (cool light/warm light) do the visitors to see when they reach male model room
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Great advice. And find lighting that YOU are comfortable with. I do agree that some of the brighter/whiter light can seem clinical versus a warmer softer light.
Thanks for advice.
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Ray Minn
10/2/23, 2:51am
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Let’s discuss which the lighting type (warm light/cool light) is best suited for male model room in order to attract audiences/images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
VSCustomerService
10/2/23, 3:17am
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midnightvoiceco
10/2/23, 7:55pm
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Let’s discuss which the lighting type (warm light/cool light) is best suited for male model room in order to attract audiences
In answer to your question from a member point of view, I think it depends on how ripped the performer is. Bright/outdoor light tends to look better on guys that are very muscular. Soft/indoor light seems to be better for the performers that are not as ripped. Just personal preference/observation.
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In answer to your question from a member point of view, I think it depends on how ripped the performer is. Bright/outdoor light tends to look better on guys that are very muscular. Soft/indoor light seems to be better for the performers that are not as ripped. Just personal preference/observation.
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Ray Minn
10/2/23, 10:12pm
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PERFORMER
Thanks Midnight, welcome to my room if you can. You can give some feedback to my lightings.
In answer to your question from a member point of view, I think it depends on how ripped the performer is. Bright/outdoor light tends to look better on guys that are very muscular. Soft/indoor light seems to be better for the performers that are not as ripped. Just personal preference/observation.
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In answer to your question from a member point of view, I think it depends on how ripped the performer is. Bright/outdoor light tends to look better on guys that are very muscular. Soft/indoor light seems to be better for the performers that are not as ripped. Just personal preference/observation.
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alllen11111
10/4/23, 5:55pm
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I find bright clinical lighting is not very amenable to feeling sexy for me, regardless of how ripped the performer is.
Just my opinion.
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Just my opinion.
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iheartbutt
10/5/23, 2:55am
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And my opinion is the hotter you are, the brighter and clearer I want to see your ass./images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
beachboy31
10/5/23, 3:09am
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Adjust to vibe of room and what your doing. /images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
midnightvoiceco
10/9/23, 9:56pm
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Adjust to vibe of room and what your doing.
Great advice. And find lighting that YOU are comfortable with. I do agree that some of the brighter/whiter light can seem clinical versus a warmer softer light.
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Great advice. And find lighting that YOU are comfortable with. I do agree that some of the brighter/whiter light can seem clinical versus a warmer softer light.
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Ray Minn
10/11/23, 1:24pm
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PERFORMER
Great advice. And find lighting that YOU are comfortable with. I do agree that some of the brighter/whiter light can seem clinical versus a warmer softer light.
Thanks for advice.
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