If you have an ATI card, you might find problems with ENBseries dll, I think I am right when I say that some ATI users, like me, experience system crashes (not just FSX crashes, spontaneous uncommanded re-boots preceded by a scary blue screen and a 'memory dump' error message.)You understand colour, so go with 'Shade', (see my sig) you will feel right at home with it.

HiI've recently calibrated my monitor and colorsynced it as I'm getting into photography a bit more and want to have more accurate results. A friend of mine did this for me and everything on the photo front looks so much better now. The trouble is that FSX now looks too dark and a bit lacking in contrast. I was wondering, rather than having to adjust my setting all the time, if there is some way, maybe through one of the .cfg files, of adjusting these values so that they automatically load each time?CheersDel

I use PowerStrip. It allows you to assign keystrokes to a myriad of graphics and other settings, including brightness, gamma, contrast, temperature, on the fly. Which translates to being able to adjust to any situation quickly w/o pausing in run time. And you can set profiles for any .exe. The ENBseries wasn't a good fit for me because I found a certain amount of loss of sharpness across any scene in FSX which was a downer for me.Noel