Aeilkema,

I totally disagree. I use mainly Poser, sometimes Vue for rendering long or high quality animations, and I use Wings for modelling, UV Mapper and UnFold3D for mapping, and CorelDraw for texturing.

I do 3D work as my full time occupation, and I know of others who do medical illustrations, book covers, etc, who also use mainly Poser. It is not the tools you use, but how you use them, how you market your skills, how you collaborate with others for the skills you do not have, and how professional you are, as with any other creative type of work.

When making money with Poser does become a fairytale is when people spend two days on making a product and think that it is going to be a top seller on a Poser site and that it will make them rich. The people who have top sellers spend a lot of time not only in making those products, but also in acquiring the skills to make those products.

I have seen so many people get Poser, and within a week start asking how they can sell their creations. I think if people take the time to learn, release freebies to hone their skills, get feedback on their quality, release less but concentrate on higher quality, not only will they make more money, but the standard of Poser products will rise, Poser will be taken more seriously, and others who use their products will also be able to deliver a higher standard of work.

Oooops, I am ranting and babbling again. Better get some work done, lol.

Helgard

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