Penguinisto opened this issue on Dec 04, 2006 · 175 posts
stahlratte posted Mon, 04 December 2006 at 3:26 PM
Carodan,
your right, and I completely agree with you.
While I guess I fit into that "Poser Power User" scheme that Pengo describes, I still think that using Poser just for fun is a valid reason.
I think the REAL reason why most "professionals" hate Poser is....
....they really hate having the same hobby as their mom.
;-)
I mean, if you were a l33t m4x u$3r, would you want to discuss Vicky´s shoulder problems with your mom ?
Or help her with the Poser lights ?
All of the sudden the cool job at Pixxar you´re dreaming of doesn´t seem to be quite as cool, does it ?
First you pay dearly for a membership to that exclusive CGI-Artist club, (Or at least show your h4ck3r skills by installing that warezd copy of Max), only to find that all the riffraff has sneaked in through the kitchen door ?
And instead of working hard and improving their SKILLZ, those pesky Poser users just party all day long and have a generally good time ?
OF COURSE THEY ARE PSSD ! LOLZ !
So what ?
Sticks and stones I say...
I enjoy my poser and my mostly lowbrow "art", and don´t mind all the black velvet elvis...errr, Poser art pictures in the galleries.
If people have fun doing them, let them I say.
If people can´t be bothered to actually POSE a character, I think it´s sad, but it´s not my money they spend for pose sets.
But I also know that most people at CG-Talk DO have excellent skills and I wouldn´t dare posting anything I´ve made unless I´m sure it´d be up to the expected standard.
Stahlratte