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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2026 Apr 15 10:37 pm)
We could be more helpful if we knew what your render settings were that caused the problem. If you saved your .pz3 scene file, can you post a screen shot of the settings? If you did indeed save the scene, you can render again with settings that'll lead to a nicer-looking result. Still, I must say, this render is off to a great start. I really like what you're doing with the poses, interaction of the two figures, and the flow of the clothing, so don't despair, hope is not lost. Tell us a bit more about what went wrong and I'm sure people here will have helpful advice.
It Looks like your image was saved out as a .jpg at extremely low quality. When exporting the image as a jpg, select 100% for image quality. Another thing to remember... fine gradients don't compress well. Add monochromatic noise in photoshop and then fade it to almost zero but not zero. Also, sometimes poser over anti-aliases. You can try rendering a larger image unanti-aliased. When you finish your image and resize it down, it will smooth out. I may be mistaken as to what you did, but the result looks like compression. Great image btw. Anton
-Anton, creator of Apollo Maximus
"Conviction without truth is denial; Denial in the
face of truth is concealment."
No compression, that is actually a texture over top of the picture, two of them, to add the weird color. I think it was just he default setting on Firefly, what ever it is set to. So bummed, cuz me can't fix now. I wont be able to line up James on the right with the painting of the clothes I already did. I knew I should have used the poser 4, they always render nicer, dont know why. XO, will see if I did save the first pz file, I dont think I did. My head isnt working.

-Anton, creator of Apollo Maximus
"Conviction without truth is denial; Denial in the
face of truth is concealment."
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Well, here is my next render with 2 posers. Because I am a dolt and didnt save the original way I set this up, Im screwed. As you can see the arms look blurry. I rendered this in firefly and ended up with Jagged arms and had to try in post work to fix them, with no freaking luck. *sighs* This looks retched. I left the settings the way they are with firefly, is there a better way to set things so that this crap doesnt happen?