I use Bryce extensively and I love it, but I've never used Vue. In perusing the Vue gallery here (which I recommend if you want to see what can be done with it) I'm pretty impressed. I didn't know until reading this thread that you could import poser scenes directly into Vue and now I'm considering giving it a try (is it available for Macs?). I started with Bryce 1 back in the old days, so learning each upgrade was fairly easy, but there is a lot of complicated stuff about it. The above comments seem to lean in favor of Vue for ease of use, but I'd say go completely through each gallery looking for Poser content. By looking at all of it, you get a good cross section because there are some very talented artist in each gallery. I saw a few images done with vue and thought they looked like crap. Then I saw a few more that floored me. All depends on the talent of the artist. Seems like they both have their strong points and their weak points (importing poser into Bryce can be tedious. Anybody know what the price difference is? Bryce is $299 full or $149 upgrade. If you want to see interior work, this link is to my gallery, there are only a few images there, but with two exceptions, they were all rendered in Bryce.