I've not shot my image yet either - looking for some sparer time I can venture out at the right time of night.

Basically the best quality and the most pixels for a start. Then sRGB, AWB or Daylight and Natural image style.

It works for me, no doubt if you start there you can hone the details later.

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The first one without a doubt. Great colour on the cobbles and a very interesting angle.

Sounds good, we'll be eager to hear how you get on!

Very good result there Mongoose, I'd like to have done as well.

I presume you mean here the in-camera processing after capture. In which case I's agree and always use Photoshop for post processing.

However, it's worth mentioning that the Premium JPEGs produced by the camera are superb and I don't normally shoot anything else. This is not always true and some other manufacturers don't manage to produce JPEGs anywhere near as well as Pentax do. In the worst case I have found they were unusable.

I'm not so sure that's the future Don. I've handled cameras like that and they aren't a patch on a DSLR for serious photography.

They're also not a patch on a compact camera such as the Ricoh GR when it comes to pocketability.

For me, you either want to take a DSLR with you or not and if not you probably just want something you can slip in a pocket. These in-between designs seem a bit of a botch to me.

However, take the concept and make it medium format and you might just end up with a 645RF that could be a new sector of the market with utterly stunning quality.

Mismatching like this can indeed cause problems. I would suggest resetting everything to sRGB and seeing what happens. After that, change one parameter at a time and check the results each time.

Much more lively than Another Publication, as they used to call the AP of the day.