No one not working the program cares whether there's postwork or not. I can promise you that. I shown people my fractals and proudly said no post-work and they're eyes glaze over. The only importance is to allow people working in your program, Poser, Vue, Bryce, to see what the limitations [and the abilities] really are in your rendering machine. To make a finished picture, for everyone- not just people working in the same program you are working in--I think postwork is necessary. And every single person does it-- unless you can sign your picture, shrink the render and make a jpeg out of it in Bryce, Poser, and Vue. There is no special divine grace in No Postwork, There may be some individual pride. And as a side issue, I really resent isolating good Poser figures to the Bryce or Vue gallery where I'll never see them. I don't care what render did them-- though I do want to know how they were rendered-- I only care if the Poser figures are the prime focus of the picture. Emily I do PostWork