How do I request my camera's RAW files be supported?

So I just noticed that in 10.4.7 Apple started supporting the *ist DL DSLR cameras. My camera is the *ist DS. I think it's only one model older. Any idea on how I get Apple to start supporting the RAW file types from my camera? It's not like I would shoot a whole bunch of pictures in RAW, but it would be nice when I'm going for some blow-up quality shots to be able to use RAW. It might even entice me to spring for Aperture. Thanks for the help!
Damon

Try this url
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphoto.html
Good Luck,
Karen

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