Afrodite-Ohki posted at 10:59 AM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462031

Nevertrumper posted at 10:35 AM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462027

DCArt posted at 9:53 AM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462023

Nevertrumper posted at 9:02 AM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462015

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 6:34 AM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462006

Nevertrumper posted at 8:09 PM Tue, 11 April 2023 - #4461842

So this Poser 13 splash screen is a straight render?

Which one of them?

Oh come on. Please do not pretend to be clueless.

Just put it like this:

Show me links or pictures of realist style Promotion renders, that can convince people to purchase or upgrade Poser - please.

Show me those awesome renders, like any other 3d app would use in order to bait customers.

Show me those „Must Have“ renders.

Afrodite asked a legitimate question. You made an accusation that one of the Poser 13 splash screens was "heavily photoshopped." She asked which one. You are deflecting the question by now asking to "show me these awesome renders."

What if that render that you claim is "heavily photoshopped" is one of those awesome renders you seek?  How are we to know which render you claim is heavily photoshopped unless we know which one you are talking about?

I am talking about this red and black couple promo for Poser 13 all over the place, here.

https://posercontent.com/3d-models-for-poser/poser-13-upgrade-from-poser-12

How exactly do you think that's photoshopped? Poser could render like that since a bunch of versions ago. You only need to know how to set up materials to do that.

By now it feels to me like you want the program to have automatic buttons "make me a render like this" without learning how to use the thing.

Alright, let‘ s talk about YOUR render.

First: Well done, without a doubt.

Second: Which is a good and a bad thing at the same time, I doubt, it could have done any better.

If I had seen this render in any other 3d art gallery, without knowing Poser, I would ask what post filter you have used.

Hard to describe.

Open an empty scene in Poser with default settings and look at the empty editor.

It looks like this collar pattern you can see there is still present with every render. Some more, some less.

It gives every Poser render this „brownish“ flatness. 

Back in the days of PP2014, I purchased the Octane render plug in to avoid that tint.

So obviously, it is not just a firefly problem, but a superfly problem as well.

Check it out yourself, if possible.

I don’t know, what other softwares you are using, but export your scene to any other app of your choice. Recreate light and camera and render again.

I bet it will be mindblowing.