I have rarely used Daz Studio, but due to a few questions I thought I would spend the day learning a bit more about it. For instance, the problem with poser materials not being useable in Daz Studio... or so I thought. This morning I found a nice tutorial by Yanelis that describes how to make a couple edits to poser material files and change their file extension so they can be used as a Daz Studio MAT Pose. This enabled me to convert the Materials for my Camaro and Custom Texture Pack. Once I got that all done, I spent the remainder of the day testing and trying some of the things I just figured out in poser. Raytracing is possible in both applications and is key to a nice realistic car render. In poser you have to add a ray trace reflection modifier, but in DS you only have to add a positive value to the reflection slider... you don't even need a reflective texture map. Lately I have also been on a quest to get a good car render and paint material out of poser. As you can see in this image it's also possible to get the same from DS. I even used my simple environment and simulated overhead lights again. I think it turned out really nice. Daz Studio was able to render this much faster than poser. Thanks once again for taking a look and your comments.