Arnold's Atmospheric Volume is way too thick

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Hi everyone.
I'm experimenting with Arnold's Athomespheric Volume.
I'm following these instructions: https://support.solidangle.com/display/A5AF3DSUG/Atmosphere+Volume
The problem I'm having is that the atmosphere is so dense, at the lower possibile density value, that you can barely see anything.
In the first screenshots you can see the volume settings, the light settings and a render showing the result:
as you can see, there is barely any color, the light it's completely absorbed by the atmosphere, there is no bounced light pretty much. And this is with everything to the minimum settings!
http://i.imgur.com/Lfsfe8T.jpg
In the second one, you can see the camera settings and a render without the volume:
http://i.imgur.com/N4sTU3L.jpg
Anything more than 0.02 and the render is essentially a solid white block of fog. How can I get a soft scattering similar to the first image in that Arnold's documentation? What am I missing? Thank you very much.