Okay, anyone who has been experiencing this issue will be pleased to know I have solved it. The issue lies in the `closeRed/chest` folder's images mistakenly being rendered with some colorspace other than RGB. It's likely that whomever made or updated these images accidentally set the color profile as CMYK or some such.
Because of this, the chest image is mistakenly a more orange red (left) than the correct color (right)
When brightness/saturation/hue-shift filters are applied via CSS, this causes the left image to become nearly pale white, or a more gray shade of brown (if you have darker skin). This doesn't seem to be the case for the other shots as those are correctly colored.
This is also why turning of skin color in performance options solves this problem—the skin color option does not use the closeRed images above.
Using
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, you can set the colorspace of the images in `closeRed/chest` to RGB, which solves this issue.
You can use the below PowerShell command to modify the folder in bulk if on Windows:
Get-ChildItem *.png | ForEach-Object { magick $_.FullName -set colorspace sRGB $_.FullName }
Something like this should work for bash if you use MacOS or Linux (though I haven't observed this problem on those):
for f in *.png; do magick "$f" -set colorspace sRGB "$f"; done
And of course if none of that works, I've repacked my folder for others to use if needed
EDIT: Actually, this only seems to fix it for Firefox. Chrome seems to render the colors incorrectly across the board.
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fixes all color issues in Chrome