Nude Catfight

[Donnee]

From Foxycombat,

      https://jizzbunker.com/2035267/catfight-slapping-hair-pulling.html

   

[flapper]

That fool needs to learn how to work a camera

Foxycombat used to be one of my favorite producers, then they started with the crazy camera work, tilting the camera, zooming in and out, filming from all kinds of weird angles.

Maybe they think it makes the videos more exciting, but for me it just ruins them and I don't buy anything from them any more. It's a shame, because they would still be great fights if they were filmed properly.

[flawningj]

That fool needs to learn how to work a camera

Foxycombat used to be one of my favorite producers, then they started with the crazy camera work, tilting the camera, zooming in and out, filming from all kinds of weird angles.

Maybe they think it makes the videos more exciting, but for me it just ruins them and I don't buy anything from them any more. It's a shame, because they would still be great fights if they were filmed properly.

So true: messing up a scenario like 19:45 due to crappy camera work is a shame. Shows how they serve a total different level of picture quality than Suitefights or Slapcity with their superior high def stuff

[GillianTangles]

From Foxycombat,

      https://jizzbunker.com/2035267/catfight-slapping-hair-pulling.html

I understand the critiques. I think we are very, very fortunate to have what actually was produced though. Very fortunate

[halhow3]

This may be my favorite of their videos, the two women seem very well matched.

When it comes to Foxy Combat, I have always :Loved  their openings the best.  The stare downs, nudging, touching, taunting.

I actually like their camera work as it makes it feel close in like you are there.

Obviously that is only my opinion.  I like the Suitefights and Slap City camera work as well.  Both of them seem very clear but then, with all the new stuffer, I buy it in 4k when I can.

What I dislike in camera work is cutaways to the clapping, cheering crowd.  You see that mostly in Hollywood movies.  I suspect it is a technique to cut out flaws in the actual action, but that is just my guess.