There are several applications that natively import Poser scenes (static - you can't continue working on the pose, morphs, etc. in the app) so that you can render. e-On's Vue line has been very good at Poser scene support. Shade (part of e-Frontier, who now owns Poser) is another. Bryce with the help of DAZ|Studio. There are plugins (both free and costly) that allow import of Poser scenes into various applications (LightWave3D, 3DSMax, Cinema 4D mainly). The free ones are mainly at e-Frontier's site (f.k.a.: Curious Labs), but they are old and only work with Poser 4 PP and older versions of the supported apps.

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