I have been trying out Poser 14. I rarely use the cloth room so it being gone is no issue with me.

Here are a couple of renders, one Firefly and one is Superfly.

Superfly

Firefly

In both cases, I would suggest exploring ambient occlusion to add depth to the renders.  You are missing shadow details in areas where light does not reach.

Thank you for your suggestion! I will look into that!

Firefly is straightforward; there is a waco for it in the Material Room.  For Superfly rendering, the setup is involved depending on the root node used.

Yea I have issues with Superfly. I get white eyes so many times. I use the mats specified for Superfly, yet the eyes still come out white. So frustrating when you dont have a clue what is causing it.

Show me the shaders for the eyes and for which figure.

Here are the shaders for the iris and the figure is V4:

Let's simplify the iris shader for Superfly rendering.  Try selecting an eye texture without baked-in highlights.  The highlights will never match the surrounding reflection and lighting.  Try not to use emission unless you desire glowing eyes in a darkened environment.  That is easy to set up.  

Below is my quick iris shader using the PhysicalSurface root node for Superfly.  I ignore the subsurface scatter and the anisotropic effects because, in most cases, extreme eye rendering is rarely done.

If you want glowing eyes, then arrange the nodes as follows:

Thank you for your help! I will give this a try and post my results tomorrow. Thanks so much for helping me!

The eye surface texture in V4 should be transparent with specular highlights; otherwise, you will not have a reflective surface.  The cornea should be treated the same way.

In both cases, the roughness can be decrease further to render absolutely clear.

No problem, and you are welcome.  I will be more than happy to help.

Poser 14 using LaFemme Pro 1 rendered in SuperFly. Topaz Studio 2 for the vignette

Very nice.  The skin specularity appears slightly too high; you are missing fine details to the texture.  Otherwise, I like the portrait quality of the render.

Thank you@ hborre!😊