Okay this might seem like a stupid question... BUT Does anyone know a way or any tricks to make images look like Claymation in Poser? I have a project I'm working on and I'd really like for a small part of the video to look like it was done from Claymation. Any help is greatly appreciated.

About 3 or 4 years ago I'm sure there was a procedural shader that create the look of modelling clay. It was posted as a screenshot in the Poser forum. It lacked the fingerprints that you sometimes get on those models, but you could probably add some in using a bump map. For animation you would maybe need to animate the material settings slightly to get the variations in surface as the model is moved. Just did a very quick search here and couldn't find it. May have been at "The Node Cult" section of the Poser forum at RuntimeDNA.

OK found it RuntimeDNA it's an .mt5 file by Bagginsbill. Don't know how it will in different/ newer versions of Poser. Here's the link: http://forum.runtimedna.com/showthread.php?70813-Plasticene-Procedural&highlight=Clay

There's a clay node in Poser (right-click : new node : lighting : diffuse : clay); you might try that.

Mec4D also has clay shaders for sale on her site. They date back to P7 but still work well.

These are all of great help. Thank you!

This is a bit extreme, I used time lapse footage of clouds in the displacement channel but at a more reasonable value and perhaps a little slower, in combination with the clay shader might help you to achieve the slightly unstable look of claymation. As I recall the cloud footage was from archive.org https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lby7pMbNhg