That's the whole point of me using Poser. I'd rather fork over $200 for one program than $100-1000 for every modelling session with an actual person for them to pose for me, photographically, and use that as my art perspective when I do my pieces. Eventually, I'll build up my expertise in ZBrush for creature creations. But for now, Poser is the way to go for what I want to do. There is just too much to do and understand in a 3D modeler that it takes away alot of time that I could have spent working on a piece in Poser.