Yeah, i noticed that with GC on, the lights have to be turned down quite a bit. But that grayish dull look sometimes persists and highlight definition on skins also sometimes move too much to one color, making it look very flat. I usually can correct this in photoshop with a softening technique, which brings all the interest back to the picture, but i wonder if maybe i'm overlooking something that i may be doing wrong. I'll look more into scenefixer, as i've been using it to set the values of my bump/specular/transparent maps back to 1, but even then, the dull, grayish look persists. It's a hard choice because there's things i like in GC, and things i like in non GC, and i may not always want to use ezskin2 on a particular figure.