Can't import Raw to Aperture

I have a Macbook pro with Mac OS X 10.7.5, with aperture 3.4.4 and can not import RAW photos from my Canon G16 camera.

The RAW support for Canon G16 is part of the Digital Camera RAW Compatibility 5.01
This bundle requires Mac OS X 10.8.5 or later or Mac OS X 10.9 or later to be installed. You will have to upgrade to Mavericks, if you want to use the RAW support for your camera.
See this document: Digital Camera RAW Compatibility 5.01
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1706

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Doesn;t look like the 6d is supported yet. I'm surprised, thought it would have been in the latest update, 4.02.
In the meantime you can shot RAW+JPG and use the JPG's now and then switch to the RAW's once it is supported or else you an convert the RAWs to DNG using Adobe's converter and import the DNGs.
While I can't say for sure Canon cameras are usually supported fairly quickly so hopefully you won't have to much longer to wait.
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Can't import photos into Aperture

Prior to upgrading I was using Aperture 2, I exported each project individually into folders - I decided to keep my photo organized by folders (and referenced) rather than in the Aperture library.
I upgraded to Aperture 3.0.1.
I can't import anything - either individually or by folder. Individually, I select import then navigate to the folder I'd like to import but I can't see any images in it, Aperture says 'loading assets' (I've left it there for hours). If I choose to import by folder, I can navigate to the folder, I see the image files but they are greyed out. I can click on import, but nothing happens.
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I upgraded to Aperture 3.0.1.
I can't import anything - either individually or by folder. Individually, I select import then navigate to the folder I'd like to import but I can't see any images in it, Aperture says 'loading assets' (I've left it there for hours). If I choose to import by folder, I can navigate to the folder, I see the image files but they are greyed out. I can click on import, but nothing happens.
If I navigate to the folder in Finder, drag and drop it onto Projects in Aperture I see the green plus sign. I let go and nothing happens. Images are both RAW and JPEG.

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Bob
I presume that the economically-priced Mac Box Set containing OS X 10.5.6 Leopard, iLife '09, and iWork '09 would be the way to go. Do you concur?
Well that's the cheapest way to do it. You could, of course, buy a new Mac
Do you feel that my 20" Intel iMac--details listed below--would have any problems handling the upgraded programs?
It will have no problems with the updated OS or applications.
'm uneasy at the thought of upgrading my operating system, but I presume that chances of running into problems are much less than if I were upgrading a Windows OS. In case a problem arises my entire hard drive is backed up with a 1T external hard drive using SuperDuper software, but I prefer not to encounter a situation requiring me to use it for restoration purposes.
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