RED RAW 4k footage not scaling in SG

Hi Folks,
Wondering if anyone has seen an issue within SpeedGrade CC whereby RED RAW material isn't showing / scaling 100% of the image within a timeline?
I.e. we can only see a centre portion of the image, the original sequence in Premiere was 2k.
Any help appreciated!!
Thanks
Ken

Thanks Fran,
Our grader is currently on the PC so I can't get a grab, but what's happening is simply that 4k / 5k RED RAW images are being cropped, so we only see about half the image from the centre out. This is a 2k timeline.
In Premiere, you can set 'Scale image to frame size' so as to see the entire image, but this option doesn't appear to be available in SpeedGrade.
The PC is a dual 8 core 3.1Ghz with 64Gig ram, 1Tb solid state drive, Sonnet Fusion SAS 24Tb main drive.
Thanks
Ken

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