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October 2010
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Extrait: Poser 8 is the latest outing for the popular figure modelling application. With a tweaked interface, a huge degree of user control and a vast range of models and props, its a valuable upgrade - despite some odd and baffling quirks....
Extrait: I’ve been reviewing and using Poser for many years now and have to say that Poser 8 is one of the most significant upgrades to date. The folks at Smith Micro really raised the bar this time. Two key improvements are the new interface and the...
Lot's of built in poses, Excellent lighting effects, Realistic movements and positioning, Various options to customize the look of your model, Almost infinite amount of community made cloths, models, etc, Easy to use,
Not for everyone
I honestly felt somewhat misplaced in this review. I never have nor do I think I will ever need to work with 3D models. But after using Poser 8 I realized just how easy it is! And if it's easy for me to accomplish simple poses, then...
Extrait: I am so happy that Smith Micro is continuing the development of Poser, the original 3D character modeling and animation system. Like the red-headed step child, Poser has been passed from company to company until recently. This buy/sell corporate enviro...
Extrait: Poser 8 is a very versatile 3D figure design and animation software package with countless applications. Developing Content for video games, animations and 3D art are but a few ways amateurs and professionals alike are using Poser 8. One of my frie...
Extrait: With all of the products on the market that help you create 3D images, many of them do a reasonable job of creating creatures and alien looking beings, but few create realistic human beings. Part of this is because of the facial expressions and movemen...
