The price of Poser objects also has a lot to do with supply and demand.

In most cases, those who use higher end 3D software are more apt to model their own content. When they do have a need for a specific model, they may purchase one to save development time and costs.

However, a model is a model is a model, and it takes the same amount of time to model it, regardless of whether it is for Poser or for another 3D program. Ten people might pay $100 for a model for a high end program; whereas in the Poser world, 100 might pay $10 for a Poser model. Either way, the time spent for creating the model is covered.

Message edited on: 07/24/2005 08:38