Hi Dennis,
I see it in your screen snap too.

As you know, 2012.219 incorporated the new DCRAW that was revised from previous releases.
So it is certainly to be checked out.

Is that .ORF file small enough to email?  If not you can send it free of charge using https://www.wetransfer.com/

You can send it me if you would. I'll see that Mike gets it as soon as he is available this morning.
You can send it to both of us, but he has such an elaborate email filtering system (as he gets tons of useless emails) (plus spam filters) that I am afraid that an email notice of a waiting to be DOWNLOADED file might slip through the cracks.

Thanks,
Fred

Got it.!!

Thanks,
Will make sure Mike gets it ASAP, but it will be 4 more hours before he gets to see it.

Fred

Not at all.  I've tested it on the 5D Mark III, the D800, and a folder with hundreds of raws from dozens of cameras to compare results of the latest version with previous versions and it performs as well on those as it always has.  In fact, that's the first test I always perform when updating dcraw: I go to my folder of raws I've collected from many cameras over the years and develop all of them with the new version.  Of 216 raw photos from roughly 100 cameras, the new dcraw rendered 214 of 216 exactly the same as the previous version (and I don't just mean "visually": files were a 100% match).  And the two it didn't: whatever bit level changes were present were not visible.  Only down side is that files from cameras like the D800 are so large that they can take 30 seconds or longer to develop on pretty capable machines.

BTW, Dennis, I tried your ORF from this thread in an older version of Studio: it renders it the same way; too red.  Looks like a white balance problem since it has nothing to do with the latest update.  The embedded JPEG is also red, but not as bad.  Has the ORF been modified/resaved in any way?  It's possible that dcraw can't find the white balance values if the ORF isn't straight from the memory card.

Mike

OK, but all versions of dcraw render it red.  Even ones from 2008.  Do all your ORF's from that camera have a color balance issue?  Did you update the firmware on the camera recently?  I still think that something with that particular ORF causes dcraw to not be able to read the WB values.

Mike

Dennis, I think Mike needs the rest of the above info.
All the Orfs read on the warm side or just this one??
Fred

I said in an earlier post that the Canon DPP software applies much heavier sharpening by default.
See attached shot taken in low light: 1600 iso, 1/12th sec hand held, f5.6 with a 600D and  a Canon 15-85 lens. Screen shot for QU comparator at 100%.
You can see the difference, the DPP version has significant black halos around the white candles, that's over sharpened in my book.
The QU version did have some additional sharpening applied in the editor.
Terry

1. No, 2. No, 3. Do you wish me to send some other raw files?

Additional info at 2.20pm. On making further checks, I agree with Mike, if appears that for some files Qimage is not reading the White Balance correctly, while other software do not display the same problem.