here some test renders with all the same material setting but different light probes.. see where the light come out more natural.. The poser material don't have any settings for the display curve of the gamma, all hdr light probes have the gamma 2,2, but rendered all textures in poser have the gamma display curve 1,0 if you want tp use the gamma curve 2,2 you need to use all your textures also in the same gamma curve what would be a huge thing to do.. so now or we change the light probe to work in poser, or we going to change the models surfaces to work it right... i think setting hdr light probe on a display cirve 1,0 would fix everything and pple don't have to mess with all the poser surfaces and textures for now, until we get the modern new monitors with that allow us to display the rendered images using hdr textures etc.. Other better rendering software have the option to change the display curve while rendering to 1,0 but still not poser... we have to change the rules a little bit other we will be not happy with the final rendering effect.. so if you export your light probes from your hdr editors change the curve back to 1,0 what allow you to render all your textures in right light... or use the 2,2 hdr and change and convert all your textures to 2,0 and after you render you [dark] looking image, export to photoshop and set it to 1,0 so you and others can see anything... choice is at you

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