My tutorials for importing Poser figures into Bryce are at http://phantast.actionbabecentral.com. I did start a tutorial on creating scenes in Bryce and using the interface to best effect, but it's not complete. Maybe I'll get time to do it over Christmas. I also like to spend the most time perfecting the picture rather than setting it up, and I find this much easier in either Bryce or Vue. Vue 4 has far and away the quickest renderer (I don't have Vue 5, and I hear it has instability problems). It's at least five times faster than Bryce 5, and because it's also multipass I don't waste ten minutes looking at a blank render window before deciding I have to cancel the render. However, a VERY nice feature in Bryce is the spray render. If you want to see what some little bit of your image will look like when rendered, you can just paint in that area with the mouse and it's rendered at once. Very handy for checking crucial details. Vue lacks any equivalent feature, which is a shame.