Can I import MXF Files directly into CC Premiere Pro

I'm currently running CS5 and I have to use a 3rd party converter to edit MFX files. I shot on a sony f5 and I would like to use the original files as i'm losing quality via these converters. I need to upgrade to the CC but would love to know if these files can be imported directly.

CS6 and later all support MXF files. Your dilemma is whether to upgrade to CS6 perpetual or start renting forever with no way back.

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