I unzipped all the files.

After that I copied one by one every files to “C:PoserGenesis”

And finally I created a new folder in the library of Poser.

Did I everything right?

After downloaded manually (from www.daz3d.com), all this files: Genesis Starter Essentials, Genesis Starter Essentials PoserCF, Genesis 2 Female Starter Essentials, Genesis 2 Female Starter Essentials PoserCF, Genesis 2 Male Starter Essentials, Genesis 2 Male Starter Essentials PoserCF, Genesis 2 Female (Templates), Genesis 2 Male (Templates) and Genesis 2 – DMC.

I unzipped all the files.

After that I copied one by one every files to “C:PoserGenesis”

And finally I created a new folder in the library of Poser.

Did I everything right?

I downloaded manually (from www.daz3d.com), all this files: Genesis Starter Essentials, Genesis Starter Essentials PoserCF, Genesis 2 Female Starter Essentials, Genesis 2 Female Starter Essentials PoserCF, Genesis 2 Male Starter Essentials, Genesis 2 Male Starter Essentials PoserCF, Genesis 2 Female (Templates), Genesis 2 Male (Templates) and Genesis 2 – DMC.

And I already unzipped all the files.

And now? Should I run all files by installing them in the folder “C:PoserGenesis”?

Dears Zev0, hborre, WandW, Levanah, cspear, 

I thank you all for your time, atention and patience.

But as you might have guessed, I understand very little of Poser Pro 2012, and my English is very bad, too.

I saw that the hborre said that the suggestions of Levanah are correct and I need to link the DAZ My Library folder to Poser is DSON to work properly.

So that I wish to ask everyone, if not a great nuisance, to teach me how I run all these instructions.

My folders are in image.

In attachment file, (jpeg), is an image of my Poser screen. As you can see there no figure.

Dear friend moriador,

I tried to save images in Photoshop using the 8 bit, (which was the default option in my Photoshop), but it didn't work.

The Poser Pro 2012 still recognizing only old images and that were already on my PC or downloaded years ago.

Thank you.

I'll try to save as 8 bit.

OK, I'll try.

Thank you.

I don't know what could be going on.

After some tests that I did, (reinstalling old versions of Photoshop), I came to the conclusion that it's not just the images created in recent versions of Photoshop that are not displayed on the screen of Poser Pro 2012, but all images generated recently, (in Photoshop CS4, CS5 or CS6 or other image editing software), as well as downloaded from the internet are not displayed on the screen of Poser, when used the command "File/Import Background Picture".

Only the old images, (edited in the editing software or downloaded from the internet) that are displayed.

So, I wonder if anyone can help me solve this problem.

I thank you.

Worked perfectly!!!

Thanks for your attention!!!

I found out that some images generated in earlier versions of Photoshop (CS4 and CS5 for example), appear on the screen of the Poser when imported. Other images generated in recent versions of Photoshop, (CS6 for example), does not appear.

The images that appear on the screen of the Poser, when I give the command "File/Import/Background Picture", a window appears: "The background width/heigth ratio is different than the current window ..."

By clicking “Yes”, the image appears.

When I run the render command, the job is render on the background image imported, however, the shadow does not appear, (I believe this is because I cleared the option "Display/Guides/background plane), but I don’t know if my guess is correct.

By the way, I apologize for my bad English. You might have noticed that I am using an automatic translator.

I've done that (uncheck ground plane), but the imported image is still not showing up.

I just re-install the Poser Pro 2012, and haven't done any configuration change.

Before, when I did the procedure to import the image it appeared on the screen of the Poser.

Now I don't know what happened that is causing the image doesn't appear.

Yes, the image that I try to import is *.jpg.