#Printing from on1 photo raw pro#
#Printing from on1 photo raw software#

You can access them via my Dropbox folder here: PEF test shots If you have any dramas with accessing them let me know. In case your system could be contributing I uploaded two images, one slightly over-exposed, the other quite a bit over-exposed.

I did not get pink colour fill like you in any of the images. 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. Alas it's apparently not on their radar despite the multiple requests via the On1 webpage.ДЄnyhoo, I went out a little while ago and captured some images with the K-1 in PEF and Adobe RGB.

#Printing from on1 photo raw software#

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. My system is a little older than yours and Win 7, but if you like I can try shooting some PEF files with my K-1 and see if I get something similar. It might be worth trying some images shot as DNG to see if you're getting the same problem. I don't get this problem but then I shoot a K-1 and use DNG. Could it be the highlight indicator for over exposed parts of a scene? This is normally red so I'm guessing not. See the screen shot:I can't say I've ever seen that before, it's like there's a luminance mask with a colour palette. Tired of dealing with them, slow as molasses to respond. They keep asking for more information when I submitted a trouble ticket.

#Printing from on1 photo raw pro#

I have had hints it could be a display card problem on my MacBook Pro mid 2014. I've been using On1 Photo RAW recently, and have a problem with the results: There is a pink color in some of the brighter portions of my image, but it's not in every shot and only with 645Z. I LOVE, I mean LUV my 645Z and use DxO PhotoLab to process my RAW files, which gives excellent results.