hey you have the scene set up pretty good, you need to make sure the clothing is fitting the figures, there are some places where the clothing is not quite in place. Is there some reason they all are barefoot?...You will need to deal with hair transparancies, perhaps in post work. This looks ready to go to post work, I would focus on each figure's contribution to the "message or theme" of the image....if each is acting out a part, perhaps you need to use the pose for that character to send that message a bit more clearly...I kinda see where this might go, acting a scene in a scene with lots of films in the library...good job building the visuals on that level...but now you need to fine tune the figures, then I think you can clean up a lot of the mesh issues with post work....maybe you need to give the clothes some interesting textures... this is an ambitious scene!..

Thanks for the advice, to address somethings you metion. 1. no shoes- my memory was running out and I didn't want to risk chrashing by adding any more characters in the scene(I need to find some prop shoes) 2.Poses-- I tried to use poses they used in the show but I will admit I didn't quit get it you know 3. Postwork--there is no postwork done on this picture(my photo shop type programs really suck) All in all it is most likly my best inmass (I have a few single model renders I really like)work I have done in the 4 months since I started Poser 5. Textures-- I agree with you a hundred percent but again I had to pull textures off many of the models and figures to save memory during rendering (At max with all the original textures in place it took 45 minutes for my Gateway to render this picture and I was scared I might overload the poor beast so I simplied the picture by removing textures)

It's funny, but even though the characters are a little generic and texture-free at this point, I could recognize Willow and Tara across the room from your thumbnail alone. Now that you have the positions and lightings nailed, maybe you could do detailed individual renders one at a time and add them in post edit the way Wyrmmaster does.

Yeah, I meant to say great job on Willow! I see now your limitations with hardware/software and with that in mind, you're doing good work. Hope the comments weren't too unfair in that light