I think the key is to not let the backdrop get resized, let alone stretched, by Poser. Make the image the same exact pixel size your final render will be, and make your posing window that same size. That way, it will render in Poser exactly the same way you saw it in PS or whatever you use. I agree that adding a backdrop in post is a fine idea, but if you are animating, a perfect backdrop works pretty nicely. ::::: Opera :::::