Yet Another Easter Bunny (for Renecyberdoc) by Seaview123

Poser • Seasonal/Holiday • posted on Apr 05, 2010

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Hello everyone and thanks for looking... Yes, I know this is a day late and a dollar short, but I was busy yesterday, spending time with friends and family. Also, this is the first image I've rendered using Poser8. It takes a little getting used to, and even after installing service pack 2 it's got some quirks, but it's well worth the money time and effort! I'm looking forward to seeing what she can do. Also, a belated Happy Birthday to our friend Rene! Hope you like all your presents! Thanks again, Tom Seaview123 P.S. -- I noticed that P8 was set to a smaller resolution than I usually use. My previous computer screen was 1920x1200, but my new laptops screen max is 1366x768! :( The new machine is a Toshiba Satellite A505 with an intel core i3 processor. P8 really likes the multi core processing, but I'm upset at the small max screen rez. Plus, Windows 7 seems to use more than twice the memory to run (2+ Gig) than WinXP Pro did (800Meg). But render time for simple stuff seems to be twice as fast, so I'll quit whining for now.

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Glorious Hair

By 3Dream

$13.95 USD

Comments (50)

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JSGraphics

3:25PM | Mon, 05 April 2010

Excellent! Well Done!

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sandra46

5:32PM | Mon, 05 April 2010

SUPERLATIVE WORK!!!

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shamstar

5:40PM | Mon, 05 April 2010

Cool stuff. Happy Easter.

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eekdog

6:38PM | Mon, 05 April 2010

very nice bunny and scene tom, cool work for our bud rene..

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Madbat

7:27PM | Mon, 05 April 2010

Really sweet render! Yeah, I have a love-hate relationship with Win7 64, but it works well for the most part. It's Poser 8's performance I'm curious about, I'm expecting more updates from you, lol.

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