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  1. When I save a PNG from paint.net (bit depth 32 or "automagic") and attempt to input it to a Microsoft graphics API (such as DirectX12), then it comes out too dark, even though it looks fine in paint.net. This happens for a lot of images, but not all of them. The only fix I've found is to load the image into Photoshop then save it again as a PNG with no compression ("large file size, fastest saving"). I've included two images of a cannon, the dark one is made out of sprites saved from paint.net and the light one (which is correct) is made up of sprites saved from photoshop. If I save images from paint.net using another file format such as tif or dds then there's no darkening, so it has to be a CODEC problem. It's tempting to blame it on Microsoft and give up, but I'd like to know why this is happening. In particular, I've read that paint.net saves PNGs without compression, but somehow that is different than photoshop saves PNGs without compression. I'm puzzled.
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