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Poser 13’s PostFX suite is like having a mini editing studio built right into your render engine. No external software is needed as everything happens right inside Poser.
There is a real-time preview so you can see your changes instantly and tweak a render on the fly and then choose to save the postworked version as well as the original.
The sliders and presets are user friendly - no tech headaches - just intuitive controls that let you focus on creativity.
A detailed overview is provided in the online documentation which explains each effect thoroughly with examples: Applying Post Effects to Renders
Best Practices for Using PostFX in Poser 13
- Start subtle, then dial it up. Begin with low-intensity settings for effects like bloom or denoise.
- Gradually increase values to avoid over-processing and maintain realism.
- Use Exposure to correct overly bright or dark renders and save time - no need to tweak lights and render again.
- Saturation can be used to control mood with richer tones or more faded ones.
- Avoid stacking too many heavy effects - they can muddy the final image.
- Make sure your scene is well-lit and balanced before applying effects as PostFX can't fix poor lighting.
- Choose 2-3 complementary effects that serve your artistic goal and use them for consistency across themed renders.
Use PostFX as part of your creative process—not just a finishing touch. It’s designed to be fast, fun, and flexible, so you can experiment without fear of ruining your render!
