Can not import photos from my Nikon D810

I recently bought the new Nikon D810. I just spent all weekend with it and got some fantastic images.
So naturally I came home and immediately went to import them. I'm also using Lightroom 4.
and I had no image previews, so I thought to myself perhaps I'll get to see them after they finish importing and it just needs to recognize it's a new camera and not my D7000.
But nope! just as all my images finish I get this error pop up saying it does not recognize the Raw files I am importing.
I just googling and you tubing the problem but not real answer on whats is wrong,
So can I expect a update for Lightroom 4 really really soon? or do I listen to random people online saying to try out "whatever other random company" But I enjoy Lightroom. I been using it for 4 years and I like how it flows and and everything is easy to organize. It's a great program.
But if it isn't going to function with my D810 then it's almost a pointless program to me from here on out. I'd prefer to keep using Lightroom, preferably not having to go out and purchase the new Lightroom 5.
Anyway you make a really good program I would love to continue to use it, so any feedback on updates or troubleshooting guide would be much appreciated.

Andrew Rodney wrote:
Do they ever get that advanced information?
Yes, I recently bought a Sony DSC-RX100 M3 and by the time it was released the Camera RAW team already had RAW support in ACR 8.5, if I remember correctly RAW support in ACR 8.5 was in the release candidate on 2 June (final 18 June with LR 5.5) but the camera wasn't released until June 26
Obviously the RX100 M3 isn't a DSLR, but it is a pretty powerful compact that compliments my Canon equipment, but it shows there must have been cooperation between Adobe and Sony as although the camera was an upgrade to the M2 it had a new processor and lens. Well done Camera RAW team!

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