ACR & LR support for latest Canon 5D Mark II?

Hi,
Do you know when I expect to get new ACR & LR upgrade for the new Canon?
Thanks
-Phi

You guys are rock, really appreciate it. Reason I ask is to see how soon the field guys could actually shoot in RAW to get a true feel for the 5DII's image quality. So far, JPEG samples look terrible. Yes, I will definitely let you know when I got mine.
Thanks again & keep up with your great work.
-Phil

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