Missing Gamma in Back Burner

[Bullet]

Has anyone had the problem where you strip render through back burner and the final image is missing all gamma settings that you have associated with the file?

 

My problem is when I render an image locally on my machine it's correct with the proper gamma settings. However when i send the same file through back burner the image comes out way too dark. It's as if back burner ignored the new gamma setting and went back to 1 even though the if you check the properties of the file within back burner it'll tell you that the gamma is the value that you set it at.

 

So far the only way i can render out with the proper gamma settings through back burner is by saving the images out as an exr format which i would then have to convert to a tiff or something else.

 

Thanks in advance.

[RobNJ73]

Do the installs of Max on your slave machines all have the same gamma settings as your main workstation? I'm not positive, but I think the gamma settings for Max are just local settings, not information that gets written into a saved file.