I was wondering why the review of images on my K5 was so different from the RAW files when imported into Lightroom. Also, taking pictures side-by-side with my K10D showed vastly different renderings on the viewfinder but those differences were very minimal when viewed in Lightroom.
So then I woke up and realized that both cameras were showing the RAW image as processed by the JPEG engine. I had my K10D set fairly neutral and my K5 set to "Bright" lol.
All these years I had no idea my K10D did that! I just never put thought into it. In the past, I clicked the shutter and reviewed the image - it was not THAT vastly different from the RAW file that it caught my attention - and what differences there were, I attributed to the differences between the camera's LCD and my monitor. But, the K5's bright setting is vastly different than RAW so it was the first thing I noticed when reviewing the RAW files in Lightroom.
Anyway, just thought I would pass that along in case someone could use that "tip".
- Andrew