http://www.adobe.com/support/downloa...jsp?ftpID=4034

 

 

http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjour...onverte_2.html

FYI - This post over on Adobe's Lightroom team blog that states "This will be the last Camera Raw update for CS3 customers." So as far as Photoshop and Bridge CS3 are concerned, you will never be able to directly open any raw file formats that aren't on the supported list for ACR 4.6. Lightroom 1.x was similarly "frozen" even before this ACR update.

If you want to stick with using PS CS3 and/or LR 1.x, and you have a camera that isn't on theACR 4.6 supported list, then you will likely have to use a future update of Adobe's DNG converter to convert your raw files to DNG and then import/open the DNGs in PS CS3 or LR 1.x. That's a guess on my part though.

 

Bollocks.

 

It has all but the not yet released 5D2, but LR2 will take care of that for just a third of what CS4 full will cost.

 

From the advanced P&S world, it's missing the Panasonic LX3 and Canon G10.

 

BTW - If you haven't already noticed or found out, Lightroom 2.1 was released yesterday.

 

I don't really have a need for upgrading my software but I have been moderately considering one of the advanced point & shoot cameras. In that regard, the NAPP combo discount for the PS CS4 and Lightroom 2.x upgrades is starting to sound a bit more tempting.