>         I have run cross this problem before when the density of the media was
> too high.  In that case, a random few of the samples will make it
> through the media without interacting, leaving a bunch of light colored
> random dots on a black background...
> 
>         Try reducing the density of your media be factors of 10 ( 0.1, 0.001,
> 0.0001, ... ) until you get something that renders.

Yes, that's it...  It worked at 0.0001, had to tweak some things, but it was
definately more grayscale than black&white!

Thanks

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