Philip, if you have Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro, you can just use the background eraser tool to erase the background from your poser render and that will automatically give it a transparent background. Bartworx, the transparent background is used, among other things, in Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro, to paste an object into an existing picture. You "erase" the background from , for example, a photograph of an elephant, then paste it, as a trasnsparent layer, into a photograph of a shopping mall, and the result is a photograph of an elephant at the mall.

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