I'd add that the Send to Hexagon feature (and back) in DAZ Studio is an excellent thing to have for making morphs, at least for me.

You can send a character, say Victoria, to Hexagon, export to OBJ in Hex, load said OBJ up in ZBrush, Mudbox, etc. and morph the body to your hearts content without concern that body part seams will separate (since the seams get welded during the process). Then import the result into Hex, send it back to DAZ, and using the free injextion script that is out there you can make full body morphs from the OBJ easy as pie.

You can even start from dialed morphs, send THAT to Hex, and have a more advanced starting point for Mudbox or ZBrush to work with. But such morphs require more finagling to be distributable.

Still the whole process is easy as pie. And Hex for $10 makes it a truly sweet deal.