[Radiance-general] Gensky too bright

[Fitzsimmons, Rob]

Why is it that when I use gensky, my scene gets blown out - the light is way
to bright?
Is it the skyfunc that is blasting the scene or is it the sun? 
Gensky is my only light source.
When I render, the scene is almost all white - a few grays in shadow areas.
I have a rif with exposure set to 1 
I'm also using -av .1 .1 .1 - is that redundant with skyfunc?

Thanks

Below is pertinent information

gensky 12 05 12:00PST +s -a 44.8 > Dec5.rad

# gensky 12 05 12:00PST +s -a 44.8
# Local solar time: 12.03
# Solar altitude and azimuth: 22.8 0.4
# Ground ambient level: 13.1

void light solar
0
0
3 5.54e+06 5.54e+06 5.54e+06

solar source sun
0
0
4 -0.006430 -0.921525 0.388266 0.5

void brightfunc skyfunc
2 skybr skybright.cal
0
7 1 5.97e+00 1.08e+01 3.49e-01 -0.006430 -0.921525 0.388266


here's the Rif file:

# the inside of this space:
ZONE= I  -8         8        -8   8 -1.30337e-06   1.47222
# xmin xmax ymin ymax zmin zmax
QUALITY=m
RESOLUTION= 1024 1024 0 
REPORT= 10 kamal2.err
INDIRECT= 3
PENUMBRAS= F
DETAIL=m
VARIABILITY= m
AMBFILE= kamal2.amb

render= -av .1 .1 .1


scene= Dec5.rad
scene= house_couch_mat.rad
scene= kamal2.rad

EXP = 1

#view= v2b -vf plan.vp
view= v0a -vf k2.vp
#view= v1 -vf K1.vp
#view= v3 -vf kitch.vp
#view= v4 -vf fisheye.vp
#view= v5 -vf plan.vp