I'm not sure what the conceptional problem is here. They're not selling the figures so there is no way the product will hurt Curious Labs or DAZ. I don't even think they are aiming this specifically at the Poser or 3D market. More likely it is intended for traditional media artists. There are already similar pose books in the market place for artists. The only difference is that this product is a cd instead of a book and that instead of a camera or pencil artist they are using Poser and DAZ models. If we can sell "art" prints created with Poser and DAZ models why can't they sell reference images created with the same tools? Am I missing something fundamental here? - Jack ps. whether this cd represents a good value is an entirely different story.