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    Does anyone know if CS5 supports the above RAW files?

    I recent purchased it just to carry around for those 'Kodak' moments, however having just done some test images to see how good the results were, I was rather disappointed to find that I can only access them via DPP. I am also currently running CS4, hence my question about 5, as I now use ACR to convert all RAW files.

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    My understanding is that LR3.3 and ACR 6.3 will convert G12 RAW files for use in CS5.
    Last edited by Jay Gould; 12-24-2010 at 08:18 AM.
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    Thanks Jay, looks like I will need to upgrade, again!:D

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    Cheers Peter.
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