To say that this is an area in which people tend to ‘go wrong’ with sex video chat services would be unfair. The reason is that until you have tried your hand (and other body parts) at virtual sex, you can’t be expected to know how it all works.
Let alone master the art of proper camera positioning and working your best angles like a pro.
When paying for sex for your chat services online, you understandably expect a certain level of ‘service’ from the person you hook up with. Even so, the importance of not treating the whole experience like a one-way street cannot be overemphasized.
If you want to get the most out of the experience, you need to put in plenty of effort from your side. Something that becomes much easier to do with a base-level knowledge of how to look good on camera, and what kinds of positions you can (and definitely should) try out.
Practice Makes Perfect
However, creative or conventional you get with your webcam sex acrobatics, you need to be ready for at least a minor initial learning curve. Practice makes perfect, and you can’t expect things to go flawlessly the first time at bat.
Not that this is necessarily a bad thing – a little light-hearted humor when things go slightly (or more than slightly) wrong can make virtual sex even more enjoyable.
Still, you’ll take plenty of pleasure and confidence from having boned up (pun intended) on a few top-shelf positions beforehand. Whether this is your first or your fiftieth time hooking up with webcam models, here’s a brief overview of several positions worth having a go at:
1. The Down facing Camera
First up, this is the classic camera angle where you put your phone or laptop in an elevated position and point the camera downwards. You then kneel in front of the camera or lie on the floor, so your date can see your whole body. Downward camera angles combined with upward-angled lighting can be very flattering, making it a great choice for newcomers to try out.
2. Show and Tell
Arguably the best option of all for first-timers, the ‘show and tell’ approach simplifies choosing camera angles and brings the excitement of submissiveness into the mix. This is basically where you put yourself entirely at the mercy of your date, who tells you exactly where to point the camera, how to pose, and what to do. Think of it as a tutorial from one of the best in the business on how to put on an unforgettable show.
3. Striptease
Mastering the art of the classic striptease can be fantastic for building confidence and treating your online dates to something they’ll genuinely enjoy. Planning and prepping in advance is essential, but it’s worth remembering that you can also seek tips and pointers from your online date. Again, you can ask them what they would like you to do, and their wish is your command.
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4. FaceTime
Of course, there’s nothing to say that you have to broadcast a shot of your genitals to anyone you hook up with. If it’s something you are not comfortable doing, you don’t have to do it. Instead, you can keep the camera fixed on your face and show your date just how much fun you are having with your expressions and moans.
5. Standing Up
Quite a lot of men (and women alike) find that after experimenting with virtual sex while standing up, there’s no going back. You can use a camera in a fixed position and move around to your heart’s content, or keep it in your hand and mix things up with the angles.
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6. Top Down
You may need to indulge in basic DIY for this one, but it’s more than worth the effort. This is where you mount a wireless camera directly above your bed to give a full top-down view of your body as you lay on your back. You’re recreating the look of a ceiling mirror, which, for obvious reasons, can be incredibly hot.
7. PG 13
Lastly, remember that there is no need for full-frontal nudity (on your part) to enter the mix if the thought of it makes you uncomfortable.
You can play around with camera angles in a way that shows the rest of your body (and what you’re doing with it) without having to show your genitals. Think of it as a soft core, PG 13 alternative to what normally happens on camera.
