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Make that the file's meta data inputs are imported correctly in Maya retro bowl by using USD View to confirm that the native VP2 render delegate of Maya can support the materials of the file. Convert to the original materials used during import to typically get outcomes that are similar to an original file.
I recently had to convert some tga to png and found it really helpful to use an online converter. It was quick and easy to use, and the resulting PNG files looked great!
