I've been super busy but finally found a little time to shoot some more K10D images. First of all, I wanted to shoot some more careful, lower ISO images. Here are a couple of those. They were both shot as JPEGs at ISO 200. They have some minor adjustments for contrast, color, and sharpening, done in Lightroom and Photoshop. But the adjustments were minimal and no selective adjustments (masking) were made on either image. The flower I almost left as it came out of the camera. Of course, they always need sharpening when they're resized.

And here are a couple more ISO 400 images from Sunday. Both of these were JPEGs and suffered from some chromatic abberation. I'm not sure if it's from the sensor or from the kit lens, since I only have one lens to use. In any case, I was able to correct most of it using the lens tools in Adobe Lightroom 1.0. Both of these have had a fair amount of "interpretation" with Photoshop masked adjustment layers. They didn't look like this right out of the camera. In fact, the image with the building even has a pretty heavy perspective correction on it. So these represent the K10D's potential and not the actual quality out of the camera.