Behind the scene: Kiki (Dec24)

It was the first time shooting with the modified camera, and I didn’t expect that there would be some problems since I have tested it many times.

We first shot a giantess version of the trampling video. The modified camera kept switching modes during the recording process, and the mobile app (which needs to be controlled by an app) kept crashing. I'm guessing this could be due to overheating because unlike usual the dome protector doesn't need legs and since the camera is so small it just sits directly on the floor where the heat can't escape. Anyway, after the camera cooled down and recorded separately, we managed to get this shot. In fact, there is a more serious problem, but let's talk about the model first.

To be honest, I didn't really recognize her when I saw her, I know she may look different because her appearance is inconsistent in different photos, overall, I think she still looks okay.

It seems that most cosplayers tend to do this kind of eye makeup, probably to look closer to the eyes of anime characters.

There was dried blood under the nail of both of her big toe, no idea what she did before coming to the shoot.

The first giantess video in this project, I guess it would be more immersive if I could place miniature buildings around the camera. Anyway, we shot 5 Giantess clips in this video set.

I bought these figures from a flea market at a very good price.

Cute feet

It seems she always turn her head slightly to the right.

The other model was a previously unavailable model, and we shot another videos set with her.

I originally planned to use the modified camera to shoot a giantess clip with 2 models as a Christmas gift this year, and we did, but I just found out that the Christmas clip was recorded at 2176x1088 resolution with 30fps, and the quality is so bad. At first I thought it was my fault, but later I found out that the camera switched to 2K30 on its own because there was no 2K30 option for me to choose from on the menu, and the lowest resolution I can choose is 3K, but with 100fps. The strangest thing is that this clip is split into two parts, one of which is recorded in 4K50 and lasts 10-20 seconds. I filmed more than 100 clips with this camera, but it was this one that caused the accident. I'm thinking if I should seal this clip because of the poor image quality, it's even worse than the footage from the first vr camera of this project.

Comparing the left side of 2K recording with the right side of 4K recording, you can see how big the difference is.

Imagine buying a flat screen 4K TV, only to find out after receiving it that it is a CRT TV, not sure if you guys still want it.

Anyway, this set is expected to be released around December 10-15.