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I have been happy with PoserPro 2010. It is always interesting to see what more improvements they can make. Hadn't heard of 2012, thanks for the alert.
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Here is the URL to the notification page. You might want to get on their notification list since there is a significant discount on the upgrade with a pre-order
http://poser.smithmicro.com/comingsoon/ |
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I haven't done much with 4 yet, I am waiting for 4 A to come out. I currently use 3 A and can't afford the downtime. From what little I have played with it, I am not happy with the interface, but since I am using a lot of stuff that is missing in the basic version I really can't give you a reasonable report of it. Genesis looks to be pretty good from what little I have played with it, but it is still a question of what you have to buy all over again to use it, and I have a lot tied up in generation 4
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I just cant get into any version of daz3d or poser. I like the results but they are a pain. especially with clothes and props. I wish they would come out with a new more user friendly version of one of them. thats my wish.
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photoshop can be tricky at times to use but its easier in compare to poser or daz.
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Dio said: Anybody following the upcoming releases? I started with Poser 3. The learning curve would be too high for my to worry about getting up to speed on DS4. Advance Posers also are adding things that only a geek would know how to use them. |
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A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to try out DS4 Pro, and I must say, that I was quite disappointed. The GUI might be a bit better (i.e. more intuitive) than Poser's, but I'd rather go for copy of the previous versions of Poser (either 8 or 2010 Pro) from eBay, than spending royalties on this rather mediocre application. Even the new Vicky is no match for a fully equipped (i.e. morphed) V 4.2. I haven't seen Poser 2012 yet, but since I've come to use Poser for setting up my characters only and doing the actual rendering in other environments, I don't really want to mess with it for now.
Evil Geek said: I just cant get into any version of daz3d or poser. I like the results but they are a pain. especially with clothes and props. I wish they would come out with a new more user friendly version of one of them. thats my wish. No gain without pain, I guess. ;) |
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