Is Lightroom able to accept and edit Nikon D4s RAW images?

A professional photographer from a nearby town said he heard Lightroom either did not or had difficulty working with Nikon D4s RAW images. I want to find out if this true or not.

huskersbob wrote:
A professional photographer from a nearby town said he heard Lightroom either did not or had difficulty working with Nikon D4s RAW images.
Might have been true around the time the camera was launched but it usually only takes Adobe a few weeks to issue updates for new camera models.
As Bob says, the D4S has definitely been supported for a while now.
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