Canon 5DIII images cropped in ACR

Hi,
I have an odd situation I can't figure out and thought maybe someone might have a solution
I am working on a MacBook Pro running 10.7.4 using CS6 and ACR 7.1.
I was shooting video with the 5DIII yesterday and shot a few stills as I was working. I shot in RAW for the stills.
When I look at the still image in Photo Mechanic, I see the full image and Photo Mechanic tells me it's 5760x3840 in size.
When I open the image in Photoshop 6 using Camera Raw it shows up cropped 5760x3240 - the 16x9 video crop. But I can't get to the full image - the crop tool in Camera Raw doesn't let me reveal anymore of the image. I can't figure out how to see the whole photo.
Anyone else had this problem? Things have worked fine when I've only shot stills.
thanks very much.
Will

FYI, on my PC (don't have a Mac here) I just opened a 5DMark3 image to see if maybe there was just a typo with the internal size for images from that camera internally, but it showed the native resolution as the expected 5760x3840.
What does the list of conversion sizes say in the Workflow Options (via the link at the bottom center of the Camera Raw dialog)?
-Noel

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