6 of one, half dozen of the other. Both are great products with their own advantages. Vue works better with Poser (4 that is). Bryce seems to do better on materials. Vue renders faster. Bryce seems to do lighting a little better. Both are great programs. The learning curve is less for Vue. If you're lazy like me, then go with Vue. If you like a bot of a challenge and want to research and really get into it, maybe Bryce. Ask in the Bryce and Vue forums about the things they really like about the product. You'll get enough opinions there to help you make an educated decision. What I'd really like to see is Vue with the ability to pose and bone figures. That'd be REALLY something.