Canon mk3 RAW support

does anybody understand why mk3 RAW support takes such a long time?
This seems to be an advantage for the Lightroom camp to enjoy much faster RAW convertor updates.
are there any reasonable work arounds?
thx

Eric,
there is no fix really until Aperture develops the RAW plug in for the camera in question.
so far only Adobe Camera RAW (i.e.Bridge, PS and LR) plus DPP can open 1DsMk3 files.
C1 (at least in 3.7) hasn't gotten an update either.
so basically you need to wait which is a pain since there is no way to archive the images in Aperture.
Let's keep out fingers crossed or move on to something more responsive.
what a drag!
g

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