Adobe Standard Beta 1 and D70 profile

I was testing the Adobe Standard Beta 1 with Camera Raw 4.5, and while skin tones and reds are much better it gets completely wrong the following hue
Camera RAW 4.5 Adobe Standard beta 1
http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/7705/purpleadobestandardbetash1.jpg
Nikon NX 2
http://img232.imageshack.us/my.php?image=purplenx21kb2.jpg
Thomas, you might want to have a look at it before final release.
arguros

Dear Thomas,
Can you help me?
I have a problem to use DNG profile:
I am user of Fujifilm S5Pro, which has RAF file (=raw). The ACR (start from version 3...) and DNG understand my RAF files very well. But DNG profile editor dose not want to open it, even if Adobe DNG Converter 4.5 converts it to DNG file. My workflow is:
Launch Adobe DNG Converter.exe, => convert RAF to DNG (tryed different settings);
Launch DNG profile editor, => trying to open DNG file => have error???
May be I'm doing in a wrong way? Please advise me.

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