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There is one problem. When you save a sequence of images in Poser, Poser 'inverts' the images. Supposedly you can 're-invert' these in a program such as Photoshop, although it will not work for me. What I was forced to do was 'manually' render each frame of my animation as a single frame, I then move the timeframe forward one frame and render the next frame. This was not an efficient solution, especially with animations over 30 frames. I now no longer render in Poser, I import my animations into Cinema4D and render them there, with no 'inversion' problems.