We get volumetric lights and fog? Yes this is a cool fetaure, but it still seems like a pretty cover on a broken-down package. Yet again, CL distracts us with some amazing "development" shots so we don't ask questions about the more serious issues. How about multiple levels of real, working UNDO and REDO? How about a history palette like Photoshop? How about a real user interface and not the "cutsey" hands and "trackball"? How about actual placement of lights (instead of on a "globe")? How about characters with full body morphs that are as advanced as Vicky & Mike? How about a standardized naming system to all the objects? If we can't get Poser 5 to work on our PC, can we get a full refund? Will CL continue to use the Interlock system even though so many people have complained about it? Why do we have to pay money for a product and then be a "public beta-tester"? If I am beta-testing a product, I am not going to pay hundreds of dollars for it! Does everyone remember the "California Dreaming" post by kupa? "Wow" "Amazing" "Release Poser 5 now". And he failed to tell us that those shots were made on a development copy of Poser 5 by the programmers who knew what to do to not crash the program. And what happened when the public started using it? I want to see more bug fixes and more issue-resolution than new features! What good is "volumetric fog" if I can't get past the registration process because of an XML parsing error or I get a C+ violation error when adding an object to the scene?