I was reading some old posts on the forum about creating a Photoshop Javascript script to display the focus points on a K3 image, and having zero experience of writing such things, and some time on my hands, I thought I'd have a go
I came across a script from 2010 called "ShowFocusPoint" by Malcolm Hoar for displaying focus points for Canon and Nikon images which I took as my starting point.
As I said I have zero experience in writing JavaScript so I'm sure the code could use a lot of improving. Hopefully we have some folks here who can improve it.
Here's a
link to the script on dropbox (Windows only).
It uses the excellent 'exiftool' to extract data from the image so you need that installed. In the script you need to define the path to 'exiftool' and to a temp folder. It works in Photoshop CS6, and hopefully other versions.
The results for landscape and portrait images seem to differ, for some reason I have yet to figure out, but its close.
To run it open a K3 image file, go "File/Scripts/Browse", navigate to where you stored the script, and double click. After a while a new layer called 'FocusPoints' should have been created containing a representation of all the focus points as red '+'s and the in focus point as a green '[]'.
Hopefully you will end up with something like this...