I need to import raw images from canon Mark iii

how can I do this in 4? Do I need additional software?

Just received our 5DS Mark III and as I understand it you need LR4.1 RC2 to read the RAW files, downloading it now to give it a try.

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Try installing it manually from:
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Running Aperture Trial 3.1.2 all updates completed.
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Welcome to the Apple Discussions. That camera is new and not supported as yet by either Leopard - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1475?viewlocale=en_US
or Snow Leopard - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825.
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The raw you record on your memory card is the raw data from the sensor, but still with the attributes you have chosen. So the images sharpness, aperture and white balance etc are all controlled by you in many ways. Its a conscious choice on Aperture etc, but if playing with styles this is another method of offloading certain aspects to the camera. As you select different styles, within the camera it applies different settings eg. sharpness. This is no different to you changing aperture's between 'identical' shots. Its just another setting.
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I have a late '11 Macbook Pro that currently has OSX 10.7.5 and iPhoto version 9.2.1 and for some reason I cannot import RAW images from my Nikon Df memory card.
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hope you are doing good. i need your opinion regarding a phenomena i am observing in the RAW images from Mark iii.
The following images appear to be absolutely correct in the camera and when viewed through a picture viewer.
I have tried and tested the following scenarios:
1. Used a medium speed kingston CF Card (new) and transferred the images through the USB cable supplied with the camera.
2. Thought the card might be slow OR faulty.. used Sandisk Extreme and Extreme Pro SD Cards but same result.
3. Transferred SD Card data through the builit in laptop card reader.
4. Have directly imported the images from SD Card into Lightroom 4.3, copied the data firstly to laptop HDD and then imported, copied the SD card data to an external HDD and then copied. .... same result!!
5. Have tried the same with both Win7 and Mac OS.
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