cool concept. the background looks a little pixellated, looks like you used the poser import background feature, which doesnt work too well. just render your figure over a solid background color that sortof matches the basic tone of the background you want to use for the image. so for something dark, use black, for something blueish like this, use a pale blue or grey. render your character and save it out as a .TIFF. then open it in photoshop (or another image editing program) and you can load the selection (the .TIFF saves the alpha channel, meaning it will select anything youve rendered in the image and leave the background, which is blank). you can then take that selection and cut and paste your figure onto whatever background youd like, and she will be perfectly selected. that way you can take a high-res render of a girl, select all the edges perfectly by loading the alpha channel selection, and paste it onto any backdrop background without losing any detail. depending on the background, you may need to spend some time matching the lighting of the figure to the lighting of the background - though you can manipulate that in an image editor like photoshop later on with adjustments like brightness/contrast, color balance, saturation, etc. cheers, -gabriel

Thanks for the comments Gabriel! I will have to try that out as soon as I reload PS into my new hard drive Crickitt