CS6 Problem - Merge to HDR Pro - "Remove ghosts" Process 2012 ACR7

Question

Hello! I found a problem when creating images HDR of RAW
When using the "Remove ghosts" - the problem is distortion image, clipping highlight and shadows.
File>Automate>Merge to HDR Pro>Sourse files>Browse>OK>Merge to HDR Pro>Mode: 32-16-8 Bit>Remove ghosts - Problem!!!
This is a problem only in the 2012 process ACR7, the process 2010 ACR7 there are no problems.
My system - Win 7 SP1, x64 version CS6.
Sample images:
1. No "Remove ghosts"
   - Process 2012 ACR7. No problem, it's good
  - Process 2010 ACR7. No problem, it's good
2. EV +2. "Remove ghosts".
     - Process 2012 ACR7.  Problem - distortion image and clipping highlight.
   - Process 2010 ACR7.  No problem, it's good
3. EV 0. "Remove ghosts".
   - Process 2012 ACR7.
  - Process 2010 ACR7. No problem, it's good
4. EV -2. "Remove ghosts"
- Process 2012 ACR7. Problem - distortion image and clipping shadows
    - Process 2010 ACR7.  No problem, it's good

Answer 1

I am having a similar problem with Merge to HDR from Lightroom 4 to CS6.
First of all, here is the dark exposure processed entirely in Lightroom.  As you can see there is good shadow detail and no blown highlights:
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Now here is the image using the darkest and lightest (of 3 exposures) manually blended.  Here the shadow detail is naturally better (although it isn't obvious on the small image shown here):
Now here is the image from HDR Pro with remove ghosts on the darkest of the 3 images.  As you can see there is very bad (practically no) shadow detail (look at the hillside on the left):
Here is the HDR Pro with remove ghosts on the middle of the 3 images.  As you can see the clouds are badly blown/posterised:
And here is the HDR Pro with remove ghosts on the most over-exposed image.  As you can see the sky is completely messed up:    
Essentially unusable for this sort of image.  Hope this gets fixed soon!!