Aperture processing images from new Canon 5D mark II

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone has attempted to process images from the new 5D mark II with aperture. It's my understanding that aperture cannot process the images as of yet.
Also, does anyone know if there is or if there will be a plug in available for aperture to process the images?
Thanks,
Trish

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