I know I-berg, for me the first one is still the better one in his way, it simply stands out more from the rest although they all have something.

It enables you to see thumbnails of PEF files most likely.

Weren't they a good shop in the past or have they always been like this?

Thank you I-berg, it was a good study for me as well
I now have one between the two so slightly clipped it and for Ti I used the whole photo instead of the crop.



I knew the cast was red so created a red transition that came close to the form of the reddish cast and inverted the the other layer to dissolve the red, there is still a cast but at least it's less now.
I also removed the red point object in the foreground with some help of creating borders with the clone-stamp, content-aware fill was able to patch it up nicely I think.

Peter read the title, it's a K20D

I think Kris meant this one.



C.I.A. single-shot gun-camera (1966)
The Stinger is a single-shot re-loadable .22 magnum pen-gun, perhaps the single most popular weapon of the C.I.A. In 1966 the Stinger has been "swallowed" by an Asahi Pentax 35mm SLR and properly cocked via camera’s film advance lever. It shot by shutter release button breaking the lens elements in front of it.

You're right about colour accuracy but don't you think it's worth to have those colours show up properly even if there are less?

You are right, stupid me
It falls under Panasonic it seems.

I know what you mean Ti and I agree fully but I chose for the easy way to get a finished photo.

With the unedited I hate the red glow in the bottom left corner and the red tip of something so I would polish that away but I wasn't planning to put so much effort into it also I've the colours of her grey shirt to consider and that would mean another kind/form of PP altogether because that orange glow wouldn't work so well.
What you see now is only 2 minute work at most and it's only just to see if you guys or galls like the effect.

Ti I've taken up the challenge and I'll see what I can do with the full version, just applied the same effect and it seems to work somehow.

The only advantage it has is that you can easily buy new ones if the batteries are out of energy but it doesn't have any disadvantage I know off though...

Btw. why don't Pentax (Hoya) put eneloop rechargeable batteries with the K-X?
Eneloop is from Hoya right so when the customer discover how good they are they often stick with the brand so most likely buy a set extra.