In article <Xns### [at] 204213191226>,
 "Rafal 'Raf256' Maj" <raf### [at] raf256com> wrote:

> with assumed_gamma 2.0 (and simmilar 1.0)

The manual recommends using assumed_gamma 1 for new scenes.


> shound't this have rgb <255,255,255> in rendered image ? (image is simple - 
> no fog, no radiosity etc) it has something about (220,220,220) or even 
> darker

Pure white pigment, pure white light source, a diffuse of 1 and a 
brilliance of 0...there must be something else in the scene that makes 
it give this result. Could you post a minimal scene demonstrating this?


> is this o.k. to use objects with pigment color rgb 1.5 ?

Light values above 1 are perfectly acceptable. Even negative values are 
allowed, though they don't correspond to any real-world effect. Pigment 
values above 1 (or even equal to 1) aren't realistic, but they are 
allowed.

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