Water Lilies

Oh, I guess I wasn't clear. I didn't say you oversaturated color. Nature does it sometimes, ha ha.

Not really, I guess.

Yep it does, I shoot Vivid outdoors.
I believe it is different,  I like the results from the camera, when saturating colors in photoshop, image does deteriorate, or it does have quality effect on the capture.

In great respect, I disagree, it's the capture that matters first.

Thanks for the compliments   

Well . . . that's fine, but if you are increasing saturation with that slider only then you are leaving yourself a little on the short side. 

Mike, I agree that it is the capture first.  But, the thing that really counts is the final image.  As my mother used to say, "Nobody want to hear about the labor pains, they just want to see the baby."

Of course, you need to start with the best capture, if only because it makes everything else down the road easier.  But, that doesn't mean that it is even possible to capture the scene as you see it or, more importantly, as you want others to see it.  This was really the large part of Ansel Adams' artistic teaching.  The Zone System was developed with the expectation that post-processing, in his case this was film processing, paper selection and processing, burning and dodging, toning and presentation, would be what turned his initial exposure into a work of art.

Ed