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ronviers
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I placed a checkbox and switch in this filter to make it easy to see the problem. Notice when the checkbox is checked that the compare directly above the switch shows a difference. This only happens with hdr exr files.

InvertProblem.ffxml
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ronviers
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I will try to attach the file I used for testing. It probably will not work so if you need it let me know and I will send it via email - it's only a 1MB file.

No, it didn't work. smile:( Probably any hdr exr will work but let me know if you want it.

Here is the same test without all the unnecessary nodes - they just make it confusing.

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Vladimir Golovin
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This is not a problem. You're getting different results because Invert is not an HDR-supporting component, which is indicated by the absence of a yellow outline around its Source input and the absence of a yellow streak near its output triangle -- see Blend(HDR) for comparison.

When you feed an HDR image into a non-HDR input, it just clips the color channels into the range of 0...1 -- hence the difference between the original image and the output of Invert.
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ronviers
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That makes sense. Good thing to be aware of too - thanks.
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