I have to look at this from an all around perspective. Poser has one major advantage for me that Reallusion lacks. Poser will run on my mac. Actually, that was also one of the things that kept me from cozying up to Studio at first. While the software would run on the mac, Many of the features that DAZ sold to give Studio Poser-like features at that time, like Optitex, didn't run on my mac. Studio, to my knowledge, has overcome the no running on the mac problem, but now, meh, I just don't care. Everynow and then, I'm moved enough to try and learn how something is done in DS, but otherwise, it's just taking up space on my desktop.