RAW Images SUPPORT

I trying to locate a list of what cameras are supported by iPhoto5's RAW import capability. I have a CANON Digital Rebel XT.

Here you go:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300884

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    Finally, just be aware that I am not an experienced Mac user. I have always used Windows until now and so... if you have a fix for this I would really appreciate a slightly more elaborate response.
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    I have done a little more research on this...
    As it turns out, my camera is a Pentax K100D Super - not a K100D. The K100D Super is not listed as one of the supported camera RAW formats in the aforementioned article. So I guess this means that my camera is as yet unsupported. Sigh...

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    I have had a chance to look at this once more for you and have posted a link to an Apple document: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825
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    CR2 files from which Canon camera?
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    It would appear that my last post was a moot point as the 10.4.7 update adds support for the *ist DL. It's nice to have it biult into the operating system now.

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