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It's the same problem the photographers found using coloured lights, a material can be darker or lighter as you use a color light or another. Even if the general tone of the skin seems equal, a warmer light tone has a darker effect than a colder one, and can be the inverse on some colors (red colour seems lighter when using a warmer light, while blue go darker) :-) It's a matter of color and light understanding. Hi!
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