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Re: ACR and camera profiles

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From: Hopper
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:11
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I have CS3. Not sure which version of ACR I have ... let me see if I can figure it out ... sec ... ahh, I see on the title of the ACR dialog box that I am using version 4.6 and it also says Nikon D70. I presume that means it understands, by itself, that my files were from my D70?

I'll go and see if there is an update for my version of ACR for CS3.
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