sRGB is a horrible color space, btw. Anybody have any set conversion levels to make Adobe RGB look the same for contrast and saturation levels as sRGB?

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That's what I do, sometimes in the conversion the photo needs to be desaturated slightly. You have to set your workspace color preference before opening the photo and not use the embedded Adobe RGB one. This will convert it for you. There might be an easier way, but who has time to RTFM? Nice pics BTW, the XT and kit lens is being put to work nicely ;-)

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got some spray from the water, but that's one of the reasons I always use a UV filter (to protect the lens).