Looks like shooting RAW agrees with you! I really like the color and tonal range of this one. It's very smooth and rich, yet doesn't feel overdone or unnatural. What software did you use for the RAW conversion?
Photo-John
I used Picasa. It is not looked upon as a good editor, but since getting the DSLR, and having the chance to review, I have gotten better at in camera captures, only needing very little post work. It works with Nikon and Canon formats too.
Although the program looks at first very "point n click", knowing it's tools provides much more usability for quick post work, as opposed to PS, although Picasa doesn't support the extensive editing of PS.my smugmug gallery
Picasa, huh? I didn't know they'd added RAW capability. I haven't used it for quite a while. I'll have to check it out again. I've been using Pixantec Raw Shooter for RAW conversions. I've got four different RAW converters right now and so far I like it the most. They have a free version that's very good, if you're interested in trying something else.
Photo-John
