Originally posted by tar4heel2 Thanks, Taz. Make sure when you use it to turn off the Pixel-Shift; You can only process Pixel-Shift with Pentax software.
I rarely use Pixel shift though if On1 added pixel shift capability to their software that would be different. Alas it's apparently not on their radar despite the multiple requests via the On1 webpage.
Anyhoo, I went out a little while ago and captured some images with the K-1 in PEF and Adobe RGB. I deliberately over exposed a couple in case that was something to consider so the two examples will have correct exposure and over-exposed elements in case this was relevant to what you're seeing. I did not get pink colour fill like you in any of the images.
In case your system could be contributing I uploaded two images, one slightly over-exposed, the other quite a bit over-exposed. You can access them via my Dropbox folder here:
PEF test shots If you have any dramas with accessing them let me know. I know this is a really small sample considering you weren't seeing it on all of your images but I no longer have a paid Dropbox account to add more without maxing out my storage.
Never having used PEF with On1 Photo RAW I could immediately see some differences to images captured in DNG. The first is the delay to the visual indicator for parts that are over-exposed. I noticed this whilst in browse with just a single image showing (detail view) and clicking on the arrow in the Levels pane. With DNG the red for over-exposure shows immediately. With the PEF there's a delay of a second or two.
The other difference I notice is that with DNG files On1 creates a '.on1' file if you use the new import process. If you just copy/paste files into a folder it only creates an 'on1' file for an image as you do PP. However with the PEF files it also added a '.xmp' file for each image. I'm not sure what that means but I assume the program needs more done in the background to work with PEF so thought these points were worth raising.
I'd also reiterate my suggestion regarding trying images captured in DNG format in case it's a lack of effort on their behalf in supporting the 645Z and/or the PEF file format. As much as I like the program they are like all the rest when it comes to chasing the crowds and 'we Pentaxians' don't constitute much of a crowd.
If you want me to check an image that displays pink on your system send something my way and I'll see if it replicates the problem with my system.
Tas