Thanks, Kevin. I took your suggestion and submitted a request for expanded AME export options in Photoshop to that team.
Just to clarify my point about Camera Raw in Premiere, I was not referring to editing raw files (i.e. CinemaDNG or camera native) but rather including a Camera Raw filter effect -- exactly (or close as possible) to the Camera Raw filter effect in Photoshop CC, which, as I'm sure you know, can be applied to any source material -- including JPEGs, individual layers and video files -- in that application.
I'd be satisfied if Premiere would simply open and put on the timeline a Photoshop video file that had the Camera Raw filter applied. And if you're getting the idea that people generally love the Camera Raw interface and function and *greatly* prefer it in many cases to the Simple Color Corrector and/or 3-way Color Corrector and Shadow/Highlights (to say nothing of SpeedGrade), I think that would be the right take-away.
