To his credit, there are a lot of other software packages out there that do what Poser and Studio do, within limits. They're cheaper and fulfill more immediate needs, while Poser and Studio are still tethered to a relatively small fan base (and yeah, we are a small fan base; otherwise, there'd be no real reason for this program to be sold off with such frequency).

I can easily dismiss Studio -- DAZ has been giving it away for years, and it's still pretty much jst a blip on the radar screen, and that says a lot right there, unfortunately. But Poser does sorta feel like it's in a bit of a quandry these days, with big-time features that most users never even look at, which would make me question whether or not to keep them in for the next version.

It's going to be interesting, that;s for sure, to see what happens with our little software friend.

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