Panasonic gh2 raw now subtle pink?

So the recent update has fixed the obvious vivid green darkening of gh2 raw files. Hurrah!
Except that the images, whilst vastly improved, now have a slight pink cast compared to the in-camera jpegs and to files developed into tiffs using the Silkypix program supplied with the camera. And initial views suggest that the Silkypix images are generally superior - both sharper and less noisy - although I haven't spent time fine tuning the raw settings in Aperture yet. Of course, having to use Silkypix is annoying as it wastes time and disc space and I lose all my image metadata.
Before sending a bug report I thought I would ask if anyone else is experiencing this problem or if they feel that their gh2 raw images are now acceptable. It would be great to hear from anyone who has both aperture & adobe raw and can make a comparison between their processing.

Same problem with the latest RAW update (3.6). Instead of being greenish now it's reddish.
The treatment of Panasonic GH2's RAW file is not good as it should. Unfortunately, I will have to continue to use SilkyPix to deal with RW2 RAW files instead of Aperture.
Apple need to work a little bit more to fix the problem

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