DAZ Studio is a feature rich 3D figure posing and animation tool that enables users of any skill level to easily create stunning digital imagery. Whether you're a 3D newbie or an avid 3D artist, you'll find DAZ Studio is the perfect tool for designing unique digital art and animation with virtual people, animals, props, vehicles, backgrounds and more. Experience total creative freedom with DAZ Studio and express yourself in 3D like never before.
DAZ Studio comes in three versions: Basic (free until 10/31/2011), Advanced ($195.46) and Pro ($343.96). For a detailed comparison of
What's New
Version 4.0.2.55:
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Free until 10/31/2011!
Requirements
Intel, 32-bit:
Mac OS X 10.5 or above
1.6 GHz CPU or better (1.8 GHz or faster recommended)
1 GB RAM or better (2GB recommended)
1GB free hard drive space for installation
OpenGL 1.6 compatible graphics card with at least 128 MB RAM (Hardware accelerated OpenGL 2.2, or higher, compatible recommended with 256MB+ RAM)
64-bit (DAZ Studio Advanced):
Mac OS X 10.5 or later
2.00 GHz Core 2 Duo or better (2.4 GHz or faster recommended)
2 GB RAM min (3GB or greater recommended)
1GB free hard drive space for installation
OpenGL 1.6 compatible graphics card with at least 128 MB RAM (Hardware accelerated OpenGL 2.2, or higher, compatible recommended with 256MB+ RAM)
These beggars are the cursed source of endless spam I'm unable to eliminate, no matter what I do. I can find no way to contact them to to tell them to stop. I've never bought their products asnd never will but they keep sending their crap.
May they burn in hell.
No freaking kidding. Wish I'd read your comments before signing up. Doesn't matter that I went into my account and set everything so that I shouldn't receive any e-mails; they keep on coming. I used gmail, and hopefully it's spam feature will keep this nonsense away.
DAZ 3D has made content for Poser (a far superior software to DAZ Studio) for years, and they've been trying, for years, to woo some of the Poser customer base over to their DAZ Studio program. In addition to having a butt-ugly Windows GUI, it's a clunky, poor man's version of Poser, despite a number of updates since its release a few years ago. Their content for Poser, however, is far superior to anything you'll find elsewhere. An interesting dilemma.
For something offered on Mac Update, it contains surprisingly little Mac support. The user guide has a great step by step ... but when you try to follow it on a Mac, many of the Features are missing ... such as the built in tutorials. It is almost impossible to even figure out how to install the models and, like posted before, it is really only a Demo.
No, it's free. I got DAZ Studio 3 and it was free at the time I installed it, and it's still free.
But they aren't always free. DAZ Studio 4 is free until 07/31/2011, and then it's $49.99. But if you get it before then, it will still be free after that date.
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DAZ Studio is a feature rich 3D figure posing and animation tool that enables users of any skill level to easily create stunning digital imagery. Whether you're a 3D newbie or an avid 3D artist, you'll find DAZ Studio is the perfect tool for designing unique digital art and animation with virtual people, animals, props, vehicles, backgrounds and more. Experience total creative freedom with DAZ Studio and express yourself in 3D like never before.
DAZ Studio comes in three versions: Basic (free until 10/31/2011), Advanced ($195.46) and Pro ($343.96). For a detailed comparison of the three versions, see this page.
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But they aren't always free. DAZ Studio 4 is free until 07/31/2011, and then it's $49.99. But if you get it before then, it will still be free after that date.
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Naoh rated on 24 Dec 2010