> Quote - > > So, thanks to this thread, I've concluded that when I have to do that anyway, adjusting GC ahead of time within Poser itself is really a waste of time. > > In the end, it boils down to what I enjoy doing with my time. > > I have the choice of changing some nodes, rendering, changing some more nodes, rendering, changing the first node back, rendering, posting my 3 renders to the forums, changing 22 nodes on advice of the forum, rendering, changing the lighting, rendering, changing the lighting some more, rendering, posting to the forum with 3 more renders, changing my lighting on advice of the forum, rendering, changing a few nodes to compensate for the lighting change, rendering, changing the nodes some more, rendering, posting my revised renders to the forums, changing 17 nodes on advice from the forums, changing those nodes again on conflicting advice from the forums, rendering, posting my suicide note in the forums, hanging myself. > > Or, I could render, change the lighting, render, open photoshop, adjust with curves or exposure -- watch the changes in real time in the preview - save, share the finished image. > > Some people like solving puzzles and some people like making pictures. .

Lets no forget there are a few evangelical
users for whom any out of app postwork
is greatest of evils as it is "cheating"

Me??
 I cant wait to get my raw render into post production for adjustment color grading using my NikSoftware "color effects pro"
plugins for photoshop CS3

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