Opening an image from LR 2 in CS5 results in an image 2-3 stops lighter

When I open an image from Lr2 into CS5 or CS3 the image is 2-3 stops lighter than what it was in Lightroom. My color settings for the working space and the image profile are ProPhoto in both LR and PS. Does any one have an idea of what is causing this?
Thank you

Take a look at this FAQ regarding associations and Bridge, it may help with Lightroom also.
FAQ: What do I need to know about file associations when I load the Photoshop CS6 beta?

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Deornorth wrote:
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Tai Lao wrote:
akdoan wrote:
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