In Camera Picture different from Photoshop

Hi,
Sorry if I am being dim, I have searched and can't find an answer. I have done a shoot in RAW using a D300 and now when I am trying to edit them in CS3 they look completely different than in camera - and not in a good way! I have experimented with WB, image settings, RAW defaults and pretty much every other slider/button I can find in RAW however I can't get the image to look the same as it does in camera.
Is there any way to get the incamera information to transpose across to CS3?
Thankyou

Update Camera Raw to 4.6 (either by running Adobe Updater, or by downloading the Update from the Adobe website). Then download the new camera profiles from here: http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/DNG_Profiles#Downloads_and_Installation
Once you've done all that, and restarted Photoshop/Bridge, load a raw file into Camera Raw, select the Camera Calibration tab, and select Camera Standard or one of the other new profiles listed. They are equivalent to Nikon's Picture Controls.

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