I didn't imply you did at all, but it seems odd that someone would use a poser application with so many missing features from 10 years ago, but then by a current stare of the art utilty to make morphs for poser content.

That said, while you can do amazing things with zbrush's defomation ability, I find a good stable modeler far better in most instances, because there are times you need to get down n dirty to the point level, which is problematic for zbrush users.

Most people I know use either a standalone modeler fo morphing, or start a morph in zbrush, and then finsh it in the modeler of their choice.

Way too many people take way too many things way too seriously.