I’m having an issue that is very possibly the result of a simple misunderstanding. I’ve prepared a short video describing the issue, please watch at x1.5 - 2.0 speed.
Essentially, I do not understand why a color swatch represented in a texture should respond at a different sRGB value than that same color rendered from a Corona Color map.
I want to emphasize that this is probably a trivial oversight and I apologize in advance, but I am trying to understand.
Check if material has enabled reflection.
Negative
Are you sure? I’ve just downloaded dubcat’s file to see for myself and his materials has reflection enabled. So, unless you modified the file, my suggestion still stands - check if material has enabled reflection. If it does, disable it and run the test again.
Do you mean Reflection: 1.0, Glossiness: 0.0, or literally reflection channel disabled in maps rollout? I just downloaded the scene from the post described in the video, see attached.
I tried additional tests and even when every channel of the shader was disabled, except for diffuse, the surface registered contrary to the expected value.
Link to scene archive
Disabling channel in maps rollout, only disables texmap if it’s plugged in, but not disables reflection. You need to set reflection level to 0 or set it’s colour to 0, 0, 0
When you’re right, you’re right - sorry about that 
Thanks @Romullus
No problem at all. Glad to see that you solved the issue.
Quick question, why did the materials in Dubcat’s .zip open with reflection enabled - I assume the reflection was supposed to be disabled?
Maybe it was developed in a previous version of Corona where the materials defaulted to reflection 0.0 (?)
