SLR sneak pic
mookiemeatball There is a market for this: NaughtyAmerica. Apparently, they are next up on SLRs imitation list.
Marta i would be SO excited for this pairing ... But now i just know that it will be another overexposed, mediocre quality scene with lights and colours all over the place. I don't know what happened to this site's original content but it just makes me sad...
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highkiller how can you be so sure? I'dl like to know the quality issues if you have screenshots please and thank you.
this one can’t come too soon - my kind of outfits 
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alexnash I'dl like to know the quality issues if you have screenshots please and thank you.
Daylight, Alex, daylight. That's the secret sauce for great VR scenes... 
highkiller now you edited you post lol. ok next time you could just reply to me with those details lol
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highkiller about overexposed, ok - sometimes things go unnoticed on the set, it's crazy, the lighting condition are different every time, ok I got that part, I took a note of it, but lights and colors all over the place and mediocre quality, what exactly do you mean?
LordCrash I know man, we don't get a chance to get natural light all the time, many circumstances; especially most of those scenes were shot in winter time, 4pm it's dark already, some places have reflections, we have to close the blinds ... I mean I got your point and agree with it. But we have to dance between circumstances, on set it's different than you can imagine it planing it from your office I can tell you that. We getting more sun time now and I do want to fix those issues tbh, so thank you for bringing out. I want the best possible quality for you. 
spacepirate yep I noticed that too in this scene, the house had huge windows without blinds though
alexnash Don't let some comments got to you. I think we all think you are really good at what you do. I'm sure you know more about lighting than anybody else on here.
I think people are just happy that a director is finally talking to the customer. So it feels like we can actually point things out to improve the quality. I'm also sure that you knew all these things before anybody said something.
Thanks for listening to us.
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rerun119 I 100% agree with you. alexnash, let me say this: knowing a scene is getting released that is your work excites me more than any scenes from any other director or studio these days. I never miss checking each one. SLRO is what it is today mostly because of Nash-directed scenes that have killer casting — what I like to call Nashterpieces. I find it amazing to see you as engaged as you are on the forum here. Whatever studio was releasing Nash scenes, that’s where I’d eagerly be awaiting a next release. There’s minor things here or there I’d prefer were a little different now and then, but these are quibbles and personal preferences. Everyone’s got them and by and large you are one of the few A-list content creators out there today. Right up in my top ranks. I’m sure I’m not even close to being alone out here.
rerun119 Thank you 
I am happy to engage into conversations with you guys (while have some time off sets and preproduction) and sincerely look into things I can improve. In the same time I am happy to explain how things actually work on sets so everybody here have more understanding and patience with us while we are improving 
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argyle43 I
I am kind of a lucky guy tbh, I love what I do, I truly enjoy it (most of the time lol)
While I truly enjoy it and have abilities to do it I will be creating Nashterpieces (it's so cool you invented this term, love it !!) Appreciate your constant support and feedback! Guys I really learn a lot from you while fulfilling your VR dreams and that feels amazing and motivates me to create even more and even better
Perhaps a bit of overkill, but have you tried shooting Logarithmic (Log) footage in these conditions? It captures footage with greater dynamic range and thus gives much more room to fix colors and lightning in post.
Molly Little 
