Yniew

Welcome to my pineapple!

I recently (June 11, 2025) added some custom video tips down below that may help newer sellers. If you (buyer or seller) see something I should add, let me know!

You're welcome to message me first but realize I may not always respond. Sorry! There's only so much mental energy to go around in life and how much of it is reserved for ATW varies week to week.

Turnoffs: Copypasta first messages. Findom. Making me feel guilty because I clicked on your profile and am not actively engaging in conversation or sales right away.

As of late, I'm primarily looking for non nude custom teasing videos! I enjoy a seller's comfort in front of the camera, the ability to converse and role play, and good video quality and lighting. :)

Things I enjoy the most here on ATW:

- Used panties! - I like all types. I typically prefer lighter/brighter colors. Satin/silk are my favorites to see in custom videos but I'll often purchase cotton for their scent retention!

- Custom videos! I usually request one of the following types a custom videos:

1. di**o bl** job videos. I enjoy eye contact, cleavage, and views of your panties. 😍

2. Riding or grinding videos - usually with a pillow or something similar. I love seeing your body and hips moving in a pair of panties you might be wearing for me. 😋

3. Teasing videos. (my favorite!) I've been super impressed with the creativity from many ladies here. 🥰 I love seeing you "accidentally" showing off your cute panties performing "innocent" actions around the house all the while putting on quite a show. Turn ons: Visible pantylines through shorts or pants, upskirt views (from behind and from the front), cleavage, and your cute face and eye contant. 😍 Showing your face is preferred but not a deal breaker.

Payment preference: Cashapp


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Custom Video Tips (June 11, 2025):

As a buyer of many custom videos over the years, I thought I'd make a quick list of some things that may help newer sellers especially.

• Location:
o From within your phone’s camera app, be sure to turn off location information before filming custom videos or taking custom photos.
o Alternatively, you can utilize an app or program to remove the location metadata afterwards.

• Lighting:
o Good lighting makes your video so much better!
o Try using a well-lit room. Avoid relying on a single lamp in a dark bedroom or living room for instance.
o If using an external light (e.g. ring light), ensure it doesn’t overpower the ambient light in the room too much. You don’t want to appear blown out and overexposed in the video.

• Framing:
o You’re the star of the video; you should generally be filling the frame as much as possible.
o Keep your framing in mind especially if you’ll be moving around. Take the time to reframe depending on whether you’re standing up, sitting down, etc.

• Sound:
o Unless it’s part of the video, turn off the TV or music in the background.
o It’s no fun struggling to hear a seller over a loud TV in the background.

• Resolution & Framerate:
o Utilizing 1080p resolution and 30 fps is fairly standard.
o Ways to increase the perceived video quality: Increase the framerate to 60 fps - 1080p60. Increase the resolution to 4K at 30fps or 60 fps – 2160p30 or 2160p60. Note that the video file size will increase quite a bit for 4K resolution.
o Avoid “compressing” the video to reduce file size unless you have very, very slow upload sp**d.

• Orientation:
o Portrait or Landscape orientation is perfectly fine. (At least for me personally!)
o Don’t feel constrained to only one orientation - some videos are better suited to one or the other.
o If filming multiple clips/scenes for a video, ensure they’re all the same orientation.

• HDR/Dolby Vision
o When in doubt, this should probably be turned off. Unless you know the buyer prefers this and has an HDR/DV capable display.
o HDR/DV content will look worse and washed out on a non-HDR display.
o HDR/DV is often enabled by default on newer iPhones.
o It should be noted that google will tonemap the HDR/DV to SDR so watching the HDR/DV content via Google Drive will still look mostly okay.

• Time:
o Ensure the video length is at least what the buyer paid for.

• Filename:
o Take 10 seconds and name the file something worthwhile!
o “5min di**o BJ in Red Lingerie.mov” is much better than “IMG_0506.mov”
o This is especially important for your google drives. A clean and organized drive with descriptively named videos is so much better for your buyers.

• Transferring:
o Utilize a method that will not compromise the video quality. Google Drive, WeTransfer, Dropbox, etc. Or send via ATW message (600MB limit as of June 2025)
o Avoid attaching to an email or using other messaging apps (kik, telegram, etc.) as the resolution and quality will often be reduced dramatically. I do realize that some buyers may still prefer these apps and are okay with the quality compromise.