Quote - > Quote - I poked around and changed the following:

Under the RENDER tab and then under IMAGING, there is a section called TONE MAPPING.
I changed the Kernel: drop down option from LINEAR  to REINHARD / NON-LINEAR and you should see something.

I'd suggest everyone invest 10 minutes reading through the short and concise online manual of Lux, so you know what all those things actually do...

I approached this as newbie who doesn't know anything about LUX and editing.
I just grabbed the exporter, read the the text file, and went to town with my copy of Poser.

So yeah, we could read the fine manual, but what FUN would that be. ::biggrin::

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