ACR 5.2 too blue when reading CR2 files

I shot raw files at a fashion shoot with a white balance of 2900. In camera they look fine. In Canon's DPP software they are also good. When loaded into Adobe Brigde they are too blue. Is there a setting I have missed in Bridge, or would a white balance in DPP of 2900 be naturally warmer than in ACR 5.2? Thanks for your advice. John

>In fact, to arrive at Canon's white balance kelvin reading of 2900, I have to move the ACR slider to read somewhere around 3900-4200 depending. CS2 didn't have this problem when I did similar shoots under the same lighting conditions. Any thoughts?
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