https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=760&p=29462#p29462
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Thursday, 16 March 2006, 08:45 AM


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I like to do as littel postwork as possible to get the desired results.  At the same time to little postwork will fail to properly capture the vision that the artist has for his or her work.  But if Poser is being used as it was firtinteded to be that is a different story.  Rember that poser was not at first desiged to generate anything new a fiished work.  It was a visualizaton tool for traditional artist such as a computerized sketch that would be painted over.  Also as a blocking tool for photographers, to test poses and show them to clients and the models before shooting begins.  It can still be used this way, and  am sure that some artits do.  For such situations, this is not a question of postwork for there is none.  Poser generates teh prework to prpare for the main process.