Does Adobe Camera raw support Panasonic FZ150?

Purchasing new FZ150 and have Elements 9 - can I translate raw from this camera in Elements?

The patch for elements should also be in that file.
For PSE 9, you should be able to start the editor ang go to Help -> Updates
That should automatically apply the patch.
Brian

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