Does aperture support Olympus ep-5

I am going to buy a Olympus ep-5.
Can i use aperture of Apple with raw files, or have i to buy Adobe lightroom?
Can anyone help me out whit this?
Thanks for doing so.

You are in the iMovie discussions. You may get better results in the Aperture discussions. I will ask a host to move this post over there so the Aperture experts will see it.
I think the answer to your question is yes, but let the experts weigh in. One of them may even have your camera.

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I think, only Aperture and iPhoto are supported.
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No, but...
I poked around inside Aperture a while ago and there are some icons and other images that suggest it is coming one day. My guess is that there is insufficient hardware or OS support for it right now and so it ha not been enabled.
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I don´t have the camera nor Lightroom, so just for what it´s worth, this requirement stated for DNG files:
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Why is it worth 100 hours of your time to remove them?
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I didn't say anything about "professionals" (that's your addition) and I didn't say anything about Windows XP. As far as I'm aware, even Windows 7 will still be available as a 32-bit version. And I would submit that a large percentage--perhaps even a majority, though I have no numbers to back this hunch up--of the installed Premiere Pro user base are not what we would typically classify as "professionals". I quick reading of a cross-section of posts on this very forum should be evidence enough of that. I think the notion of a "video professional" went out the window when desktop video editing software and production equipment became affordable to Every Joe, and I say this as someone who considers himself a "video professional" and tries to make his living as such. The barriers to entry were removed, and for better or worse, Adobe is largely responsible for that--giving Premiere away for free with hardware back in the day, or providing the Creative Suite bundles today, for example. This is why Avid, which was always The Professional's Choice (tm) had to do away with half of their product line and slash the price on their flagship product to an obscenely affordable level. They realized that prestige meant nothing for market share and for profit.
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Does aperture support Olympus ep-5

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