Quite liked how this GC render came out - ok, it's a brightly lit subject but fairly well matches the environment background photo used, so I think it's a useful example.

I find render GC in PoserPro2010 pretty straitforward, although I usually opt for a setting of about 1.9-2.0

IMO GC is a huge step forward for Poser rendering. I think it might (as these kinds of developments sometimes do) have revealed one or two of Poser's other shortcomings with materials & lighting but these things will come I'm sure. It's a bit of a shift in thinking regarding setting up a scene & lights/materials etc, but usually simpler in my experience than trying to avoid highlight burns & overly dark shadows that used to plague many renders.

I sometimes used to spend hours in an image editor correcting renders, now it's usually 5-10 minutes tweaking contrast & minor shading artifacts caused by IDL.

 

PoserPro2014(Sr4), Win7 x64, display units set to inches.

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