Thanks! I did try that. Oh well.  And mostly I like that Poser lets me do things in the same manner and with the same abilities and restrictions as I would experience in a really well equipped photography studio, including lighting and camera controls, and all with models who never get tired and don't charge by the hour. I used to own a small photography studio, so I find that bit rather cool. But I had definitely gotten spoiled with the magic of invisible cameras, photographers, and lights. At any rate, this is definitely a limitation that I'd have found in a RL studio. Sigh. Never slowed me down in a RL studio, so I should just shut up and quit complaining.

My biggest problem is that it's been over twenty years since I last used Poser, and that makes for a steep relearning curve, not to mention that things are just flat out different than they were back with Poser 4.