by A new and exciting volumetric AR porn site has launched under the name of 3DUncut. A handful of girls (or ‘creators’ as they like to be known) perform a nice variety of over 40 different erotic AR shows, lasting up to a minute in length. These are real 3D holograms that you can place anywhere in your environment, and move around and see them from changing angles as though they really are there, sharing the same space as you.
Just like the volumetric captures of Naughty America’s RealGirlsNow, you can view the girls in either AR or VR. The AR holograms look great on my smartphone, but I haven’t been able to view them in passthrough mode on my Quest 2 headset, so it is unclear as yet if that is or will be possible.
Most of the holograms are free, at least as of now, although a few will cost you $5 a time to purchase. It’s not clear what the difference is between the free holograms and the $5 holograms. Given the nature of the high-tech products it offers, the website design itself of 3DUncut is a little crude and retro. So it was a surprise to see that one of the ‘creators’ was Paige VanZant, a huge celebrity with millions of followers on Instagram and OnlyFans, who began as a UFC fighter and evolved into a glamour star. A few days later however, and Paige had dissapeared from the site, with no explanation given. Not sure what the deal was there. I can’t find anything online about Paige VanZant being volumetrically scanned or appearing as a hologram, but there she was, on my living room floor, rubbing whipped cream on to her body whilst wearing stockings and high heels. And now she is gone.
The mystery of the vanishing UFC fighter, gives me pause for thought as to how long-lasting 3DUncat will be. Given that volumetric scanning is still an expensive process, it’s surprising that such a low key site, which clearly has a limited budget for web design, could afford to offer these holograms, especially with most of them free, and a small select costing just $5. But let’s hope it does survive and flourish, and for sure, it’s very welcome that Naughty America no longer has this volumetric true AR porn space to itself.
