Will the Nikon D7000 make it into 3.3???

Any word on the D7000 support?
Hoping to shoot tethered with the D7000 soon (along with Nikon Camera Control Pro 2) but I understand BETA LR3.3 still doesn't include the D7000???

I have recently purchased the Nikon D7000 and was excited to see its new support in Lightroom 3.3 RC, but unfortunately, It still will not recognize the camera when trying to shoot tethered. Neither in LR or in Camera Control Pro. I am really disappointed and hope that this issue will be resolved with the final release.
If you have ever been able to shoot tethered with the D7000 in Lightroom or Camera Control Pro, please let me know how you figured it out.
Thanks!
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Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 07:35:41 -0600
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