to the o.p.: not necessary to be a photographer. instead, just go thru the gallery here until ya find what ya consider to be a good poser render, then ask the person who created the image for his/her settings. keep doing that until somebody gives an adequate response that allows ya to do what ya consider to be a good poser render. nobody asked this, but what one person considers to be a good poser render, another person may point out numerous flaws and errors in said image. hence, it's a problem of perception, and the degree to which perception deviates from reality in each person.