Quote - > Quote - What most POSER users want is to create ART.  They have no desire to load, pose and render.  Internet or not, you are talking about a program that takes ART one step further for ARTISTS. I don't care if it's animation, still renders or web site design.......Poser users want something not canned.  It's what brings them to Poser to begin with.

 

Sorry, but your statement made me laugh.... a little, is it really serious?

 

Did you ever look at the galleries that show Poser stuff.... I don't care where they are, but they show one thing.... all poser users want do is load, pose and render. The galleries are the proof of that. The majority of Poser users want something canned, that's why the content market is huge and has lot's and lot's of content. That's what brings them to Poser to begin with. I'm not sure where you get your ideas from, they may be true for you and a small group of users, but the majority just buys content.... loads..... poses.... renders..... postworks.... submit to a gallery..... start the process all over again with the next project. That's what poser is all about. If that wasn't the case, there would not be so much content available.

Quite frankly, when I look at the Poser gallery, I rarely see a load, pose, render composition.  What I see are lots of folks who don't even use default materials, but change them to taste.  Styles, time to pose, specific changes to highlights are all very evident in the POSER gallery.

Are some of them pretty bad?  Sure, they are, but we were all newbies once and produced equally bad renders in our day.

As a rule, however, I rarely see a load, pose, render display in the Poser gallery.

As for the others, I wouldn't know - I don't browse through them.  I simply have no desire to.