Camera raw 7 profile

russell I noticed in your very first example that you went to your "snapshots" tab and clicked on your camera raw 7 profile....I have downloaded the trial and tried to do that but camera raw 7 profile isnt showing in the snapshots tab ?
can you help please ?

That Snapshot was something that Russell had prepared to save time in his demo. If you plan to use a set of settings at a later date, you can save them for future use. At the bottom of the Snapshot's tab, click on the "New" icon to save that state.

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