I don’t use DS much so some of what I say is hearsay. Poser Pros: Has native dynamics (hair, cloth, bullet physics) Comes with lots of content (most you probably already have coming from 2012) Has a familiar interface (since you already use 2012)

Cons: Costs money Can’t use genesis without hoops (a lot of new content is for this figure) Seems to be a lull in content making currently (not saying no one is making it, just that it’s slowed)

Daz Studio Pros: Is free Comes with free content (don’t know how much) Has Iray rendering Can use genesis 7 without hoops It handles scenes with large amount of polygons better, don’t slow as much (this is what I was told I don’t use DS)

Cons: The interface is quite different that what you’re used to. (it is customizable but I don’t know by how much) No native dynamics (extra cost) Any weight mapped figures you have from poser aren’t useable

Since DS is free, download it and try it out. If you like it better, go with that. If you don’t, you can always take it off.

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