This is what yours looks like. This is an example of an image that has been gamma corrected twice. Learn to recognize it. It is wrong.

If you use Poser Pro built-in gamma, you will get this.

If you tell my shader to use Gamma In = 1.0 (for HDR images) you will get this.

For this image, we must treat it as gamma corrected, as if it was a JPEG.

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