Quote - to my eyes, none  of those look any smaller than an A (i'd say a couple were larger) and heavier than your V4.  one looks like she might actually have something one site called a deformity (don't ask me, i don't  make these rules up about women's breasts).  but that does give me reference.

wait, you're turning the morphs back off after loading the morph, right?  because otherwise you're doubling the applied morphs.  if you applied these as FBMs, you'll have to apply the negative of the morph amount on the appropriate body part.

Hiya and thanks for the reply.

Well lets forget about age and cup size. Most dont seem to get my point anyway.
Its the shape im refering to and a approximate size. Just look at the pictures.

"wait, you're turning the morphs back off after loading the morph, right?"
I dont understand exactly what you mean ..??

Truning what morphs off? for what object? i which program?
Hexagon? Daz studio?

Since im very new in all this. I follow this tutorial from Daz very closely:
http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/tutorial/tutorial/-/?id=1771

"if you applied these as FBMs, you'll have to apply the negative of the morph amount on the appropriate body part."

I apply Full body morphs(FBM i guess) definition(2.0), thin(0.30) and young(0.60)
to the full character in Daz studio before i export anything.
I have to do it first or else the breast problem wont excist.

Its especially the Definition dial that makes the problem(shown at pictures earlier in this thread)
But thats the dial providing a rather hardbody look, so i kinda need to apply it.

But are you saying?:
"if you applied these as FBMs, you'll have to apply the negative of the morph amount on the appropriate body part."

That i need to subtract 50% of the values, for the chest only FBM's, AFTER i import the modified work back into Daz studio using the Daz Morph Loader?

Best Regards
LBJ Denmark