Where the h*!! is CinemaDNG in Premiere CS6

I was just about to buy Premiere CS6 and started with the trial.
Natually assuming Adobe would have the smarts to include the Cinema DNG plug-in for CS 5.5 as standard in CS6, I downloaded a sample of Cinema DNG.
You can imagine I was not happy when the file didn't import.
Worse, looking at the lab's download page I at least expected to find a CS6 download.
Nope.
Not only was there no download --- there was no announcement of DNG for CS6
So, I downloaded the 5.5 version and installed it.
It works -- sort of. I now have color control. Nice.
1) But where is the gamma contol?
2) Where is the ability to create a gamma curve?
3) Where is the Sharpness control?
4) Where is control over the deBayer process. For example, method: FAST > SLOW. Or EFFICIENCY: 60% to 80%.
5) Don't bother to use the Edit Original. In PS you get the full control panel to modify 1 image (I chose the first one), but there seems no way to get the modified image into Premiere. Perhaps the is a secret file that holds the changes.
Steve

> Me too! Consider this an expression of my interest in Cinema DNG support in Premiere Pro and After Effects.
You can already use CinemaDNG files in After Effects. CinemaDNG comes through the Camera Raw plug-in, which is included in every version of After Effects for the past several years.
However, the performance is very poor. In fact, it's the very poor performance of CinemaDNG files that has thus far prevented the Premiere Pro team from implementing this. We After Effects users are more tolerant of slow rendering for things such as compositing/VFX work, but the poor performance makes the format essentially unusable (so far) for Premiere Pro.
If enough people submit feature requests to the Premiere Pro team to work on this, then they may determine that it's worth the extra work of trying to make it work faster.

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NLE.
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