Full RAW images taken on EOS7D unsupported on Aperture2??

I have come back from India with six hundred shots taken on my EOS7D. I use aperture 2 because three wont work on a G5. All my photos are RAW (NOT SRAW or MRAW). Aperture 2 tells me it is an unsupported image format.Can someone help me please?
I had no problem with my macbook and aperture 3 until I spilt a glass of water over it!
Charles
ps India was amazing.

Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
I'm not entirely certain that Ap 2 will support it, but it definitely won't without at least 10.5.8 plus RAW Compatibility Update 2.7 for support for that 7D
Regards
TD

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EOS 20D
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EOS 20Da
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EOS 30D
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EOS 40D
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EOS 5D
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EOS 60Da
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EOS 70D
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1.4.1
EOS Digital Rebel XT EOS 350D EOS Kiss Digital N
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EOS Digital Rebel XTi EOS 400D EOS Kiss Digital X
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EOS Digital Rebel T1i EOS 500D EOS Kiss X3 Digital
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PowerShot G5
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PowerShot G6
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PowerShot G7 X
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PowerShot G16
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PowerShot S100V
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PowerShot S110
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EOS M2
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EXILIM EX-FH100
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EXILIM EX-ZR1000
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7.3
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EXILIM EX-FC300S
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EXLIM EX-ZR700
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