Photoshop CS6 3D Return to Initial Camera Position

I am using the 3D funtions of CS6 and I noticed a bunch of options either moved around or removed completely. Well, more likely is that I'm just not able to find them. Anyway, one of the funtions I have not yet been able to find is the "Return to Initial Camera Position" button. It used to appear in the control panel but not anymore. In order to get the object and camera back to their initial postion I could just go into the history panel and back up to when I first opened the object but that kind of defeats the purpose.
Any sort of help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Click "Current View" in 3D panel, then in Properties panel, pick Default from the View menu.
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