Digital camera raw 3.2 issue with Canon 1000d

Hi all,
When I install the digital camera raw 3.2 update, Aperture 3 (3.0.3) gives me the indication to reprocess all master files. After that my images become darker and the colours like red, orange and skin tones become very saturated and strange compared with the previous version.
To solve this problem I revert to the previous version of digital camera raw and everything is ok now.
Follow the tip in the link above. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=11148487&#11148487
My English isn’t very good, however my experience could save some troubles and time to other users.

You need to reprocess them in Aperture. Ap3 has a better more advanced raw processor/converter than ap2 It is far superior and the first thing i noticed on ap3. Try on an image you thought was at it's best and could not be improved. I will be surprised if you can not make it better in ap3.
My suggestion is to process them one at a time, before you want to make some image adjustments.
Allan

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