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Can the CSpro plug-in can be made to work in CS3?

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Feb 18, 2008 12:27 |  #1

I am in the process of upgrading to CS3 and I was wondering if anyone knows if the Fred Miranda Canon 1D Mark II CSpro plug-in can be made to work in CS3?
I know that according to the Miranda web site it is not yet compatible with CS3 but I figured someone here might know a work around to make it work.
I directed to CSpro plug-in installer to CS3 but no luck….

I know I should probably post this is the Fred Miranda forum but so far I have gotten an good answer to everything I have ever asked here on this forum.

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Feb 18, 2008 12:35 |  #2

I would assume not.....from the FM website....

We are currently in the process of updating all FM plugins to work with Photoshop CS3 (PC and Mac). Next to be updated is the BW Workflow Pro plugin, CSpro and Resize Pro plugins. Stay tuned!

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