shvrdavid posted at 11:33 AM Wed, 19 April 2023 - #4462750

Another thing I should mention is that lighting is crucial in Superfly. You are far better off with too much light than not enough. There are no Poser lights in the render above at all, it is entirely lighted with the hdri that is also the background. That lights everything in the scene without having to really do anything lighting to it at all.

Poser has a way of doing this in the new P13 content, which is different than how I do it, but there is a thread on here about how you work with the Poser way of doing it. 

https://www.renderosity.com/forums/threads/2978435/a-change-of-environment-the-easy-way

ok your render might be looking good but with these entirely lighted with the hdri that is also the background, does it cast shadows on a wall, on the ground to make "siluettes" I noticed that many of these renders have no realistic shadows, mostly they also not show the model stand on a ground as there rather portraits. Real sceneries are rather rare. Often there starring faces or renders concentrating on glowing shiny eyes. Not all that shines is Gold! 

I am not offending Superfly, even took my time to make a animation with it as in here you find any excuses not doing it guess you are not capable. If you know better then me with superfly then there is no excuse not to be able to make a simple animation in Superfly, especially that poser13 has been uptated also on this part.

So who is trolling in here? at least I give it a shot and show the results I'm getting with the style I use, and yes it is heavy so you show me a animation with a good shadow work in Superfly that is done in  a short run .... else yes you stepp off the bridge and let the ones do it that are capable doing it.

I am using Superfly for the first time as to say and communicate my Impression, not by just pretending  as I try and show how I try with the renders I made using this engine. A Pretty shot of a cute pinup does not show the whole