Quote - Ok, Connie, for clarification, it's targetted towards "higher then consumer- lower end commercial use". I did even state earlier that IMHO it was targetted at lower end commercial use.. and that's still quite a far cry higher then "joe consumer" wants to pay for a new playtoy.

There are a lot of levels of commercial use, and I can see a use for poser pro at some levels... maybe not at YOUR level, but at other commercial application user's levels.

Gotcha!   When you first mentioned high end.. I went for high end point of view... LOL.  I'm sort of the bottom of the pile on the high end 3D side too.

For mid-range production, which I do out of the house as a side work for my little company, Poser Pro may have some merits. So far, not enough to get me really interested in it. For production tools I tend not to jump onthe newest thing out there, because any new software release needs a bug ironing out period, and when you;re using it for production, a small business outfit can be especially voulnerable to halts in production.

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