DAZ Studio has powerful posing and editing tools. DAZ Studio Pro - application for working with characters, allows to create and customize them using templates, both built-in and downloadable.

Bryce 7 Pro - the most interesting thing in this offering, Bryce is a pretty well-known in some circles 3d environments generator and editor, capable of creating beautiful landscapes.

So, until the end of February March anyone can get a copy of this three software titles with a summary value of over $800. I'm not great at explaining but I hope this will help you.Free gifts to everyone, folks! For a limited time only until the end of March you can get a full-functional Pro licenses for Daz3D's Bryce 7 Pro, Hexagon 2.5 and DAZ Studio 4 Pro completely free of charge! This is a promotional campaign conducted by Daz3D, the owners and developers of this software, so why not to participate?. Now you should have your large image inside your text, ready to be posted. Set the width and Height dimensions of how large you want your image to be displayed (it is customary that the image size should not exceed 800 pixels in height) and then finish it all off by pressing at the bottom of the pop-up window the 'OK' button.

Now paste your modified address line from the clipboard (ctrl+v for windows or right click and choose 'Paste') into the 'URL' window at the top of the pop-up window BOTH under the 'Image info' and 'Link' tabs. You will open now a pop-up window called 'Image Properties'. You will find one that when your cursor touches it, it will show the tag 'image'. Check out the upper line of icons underneath the 'Leave a Comment' header. Click in the post window in the spot where you want your image to appear. Highlight and copy this modified url address to clipboard (ctrl+c for windows or right-click and pick the 'Copy' option). Next, in this new window's address line, delete from the url line the part that says 'thumbnails/'. A new tab will show up in your browser with the thumbnail of the image you want to post. When you've written a new post and attached an image to it but haven't posted it yet, right-click on the attached image file and choose 'Open image in new tab'. Montrealfilmguy - explanation on how to get a large image into the post:

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