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Adding this here since I ran into the same issue, hope it helps anyone in the future.
So you need to go to your Maya directory, usually something like "C:\Users\Documents\maya\2018\scripts".
In the script folder you will create a simple document text and you will paste the entire message you will see when clicking
download, starting from "def rsCameraUIBuild(): " to the end.
Save the file.
You will rename this file to "rsCameraUI.py", this will change the extension from .doc to .py making it a python script readable file.
(if you are on mac, you will need to go to your computer options and unhide file extensions before as they are hidden so you would just rename it ".py.doc" which would be useless)
Open maya then go to your script editor. Select python, then paste :
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