Originally posted by Rondec You need to download the RT version that has pixel shift in it. On the Google Drive, I believe it is the second file from the left, the one that is labled dev in its title. The main version does not have a pixel shift in it. I have used that version for quite awhile and it seems quite stable and works very well with pixel shift.
With regard to hand holding pixel shift images (mentioned above), I wouldn't bother. The whole point of pixel shifting is that the sensor shifts a very specific (and also, very tiny) amount between images. If you are hand holding, who knows how much shifting is done between images and therefore the benefit of improved color depth has to be minimal. The benefit of pixel shifting will be significant when using a stable tripod on a still day. Anything that introduces motion will minimize the benefit.
ON days when there is any movement at all, it's not just that, it's that the Pixel Shifted images are softer. I've probably done 50 comparison images, and even using my lighter tripods, pixel shift images are soft. I have to get out the nice heavy one, and it has to be completely still. Using my lighter tripods, only 20% of the time is the Pixel Shift image better. Using my heaviest tripod in a wind and vibration free environment pixel shift is better 100% of the time. It takes some serious discipline to get the most out of Pixel Shift.
I hate hiking with a big tripod, but with my K-1, it goes with me.