Quote - If you export as a tif file, the background will be whatever your background color is in Poser.  The tif format saves with an alpha channel so as long as you are not using any other real "background" image you'll be able to pull the character away via the alpha channel.

I do that quite a lot in my artwork, I very seldom import background images but prefer to add them later as I do postwork :)

 

 

I do pretty much the same, except that I export as .png with a completely transparent background. It makes doing things like chroma keying so much easier, because there are no artifacts left over. I used to export with a green screen type background and chroma key it out, but it left a green halo in the hair and other places. Since I started using GIMP, I just use the .png and everything works out great.

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