Quote - But... someone presumably set up this weave node within the shader on the basis of how it appeared on their screen, either in the material room or in the render itself. So you could just anti-gamma correct the output of the weave node, and it will appear in your gamma-corrected render the same as you see it in the Material Room).

Right on, Izi. Go one step further, though and consider the multiplication with the blue. Is the blue the sort of ratio control you discussed, or was that arrived at based on the visualization after the multiply? Either way, the blue should be left alone. But Poser Pro will change it. This is one disadvantage of Poser Pro, and one reason why total understanding and total control of the shader color math is key.

This is like the difference between a Digital SLR and a Point-and-shoot. If you're going to put the SLR in automatic mode, don't buy it.

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