"Neither is better. Just different." There you go. Anton hit the nail on the head. I don't postwork a lot of my images because I like to see what I can do with Poser. I would never have learned half the stuff I can do with ease if I thought "No prob, I'll fix it in Photoshop". That said, postwork is fine and dandy if that's what it takes to achieve the image in your head. To discount or disallow it is akin to throwing away half the colours in your paintbox, or only allowing yourself to paint with one type of brush. I'll happily use postwork if the image can't be achieved by Poser alone. There are some amazing images created by a combination of 3D renders and postwork. A viewer or client doesn't usually care how the image was created.

Coppula eam se non posit acceptera jocularum.

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