First K10D photos

First K10D photos · 10:54 AM

Hi everyone,

I have my K10D since Friday, a great camera. It is now time to post some test photos of this weekend.

Most photos have been taken in RAW and converted with default settings of Pentax Photo lab.

DA 21mm 1/350s f/6.7 iso100

It is a strong back light shot, but I am surprised how well the details are preserved.

DA 70mm 1/350s f/6.7 iso100

DA 40mm 1/250s f/6.7 iso100

Tokina 80-400mm 1/160s f/8.0 at 330.0mm iso100

All other photos have been taken in RAW, this photo has been taken in JPG. And it is hand held, SR seems to work well!

All these photos and some more are in full resolution under K10D Photo Gallery by Dominique Schreckling at pbase.com

Prizmatic · 12-09-2006, 11:19 PM

Adobe RGB it is the comprehensible standard for polygraphy though many magazines in which now leave use and sRGB the standard. In mine Nikon there are three color spaces: two sRGB - for usual photographing and for landscapes and color space Adobe RGB - for the greater transfer of shades of color and professional use. I photograph digital only in Adobe RGB. Almost I photograph 97 % on a film and for me it is very difficult to perceive color space of digital cameras, and Adobe RGB.

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12-09-2006, 11:19 PM	#16
Prizmatic Inactive Account Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: RF Posts: 97	Adobe RGB it is the comprehensible standard for polygraphy though many magazines in which now leave use and sRGB the standard. In mine Nikon there are three color spaces: two sRGB - for usual photographing and for landscapes and color space Adobe RGB - for the greater transfer of shades of color and professional use. I photograph digital only in Adobe RGB. Almost I photograph 97 % on a film and for me it is very difficult to perceive color space of digital cameras, and Adobe RGB.