Any idea on a Nikon D750 Raw support ?

Any idea on a timeframe for Nikon D750 raw support update ?
Thanks !

According to dpreview, this camera will not be available to purchase until mid-October. Apple supports only raw L on the D810. The availability of D750 raw support is a schedule that only Apple and Nikon possess, and do not share with us in this international Apple Support Community. When it is ready, it will be in a future Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update.
Dial up your patience. It may be awhile.

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Using your case #, I would ask for a manager. Be polite but firm. You have waited way too long on this and Apple should give you something for your troubles. There have been instances where people have gotten bags, etc where Apple screwed up. It happens in every company. Make the case that you have been out of a computer all this time.

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See that discussion in the Adobe Camera Raw forum:
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And for now, just import the jpegs to Aperture 3.6 from your d750. Process your jpegs in Aperture - and hope your clients are happy with the jpegs and can wait for later nef/raw image processing. Be sure to save and do not erase your original SD cards that include the nef/raw and jpeg files - then when Aperture finally releases a new digital camera raw file update that includes the d750 - just insert your original camera SD cards into the computer platform and import the old d750 nef/raw files and edit/process them.
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No one outside of adobe knows when the will release software the Nikon D750 was announce what a week ago. Nikon must have software to convert NEF RAW files to RGB images. Nikon | News | Digital SLR camera D750

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I have been running cs6 on an iMac Snow Leopard version up until today and have had no problems opening any raw files from either my Nikon D700 or D4. Today I decided I should update my OS and am now running Yosemite.
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I am running Plugin version 7.3.0.71 (dated 2012). I suppose I need to remove this plugin and replace it with the 8.8 version DNG converter do I?
At the risk of sounding simple, what is the difference between a Camera Raw Plugin and DNG Converter?
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Ahh the omni-present "when will Aperture support" thread....
I just thought of a great way to make some money here...I would be willing to bet just about anything that Aperture would support ALL Nikon DSLRs that Nikon continues to build...WHY?
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