RAW Version 4.0 in Aperture 3.4.1 and Nikon D4 ?

Why does Aperture 3.4.1 ask me to reprocess my Nikon D4 files, saying that they are all processed with an oder RAW Version (3.0) in Aperture.
Looks like Apple hat now RAW Version 4.0 included.
Where can I find more information about the RAW Version 4.0 in Aperture.
It looks like it's changing my colors, too.
Thanks,
JO

I have not found any info about RAW 4.x in the Support -- where are you seeing the reference?
In my Aperture Library to option to Reprocess is not citing the current version.
Also, choosing to Reprosses the images from my Nikon D800 makes no decernable change in the images when I choose it.
It seems likely to me that with the addition of Skin Tone to White Balancing options, some change in be triggered. I find slight changes if I change from any other option to Skin Tones without using the dropper at all. You might test toggling between the now three options for white balance without otherwise clicking anything else to see what if any change results.
Ernie

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