Importing and editing Canon Raw images with iPhoto

Imac 20" 2009 2,66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3, NVIDIA GeForce 9400 256 MB, Yosemite 10.10.2 iPhoto 9.6 (919.29)
Canon Eos 5D mark III
After importing pictures as soon the editing window is open, the picture turn green as showed on the enclosed screenshot. The pictures remain green after edit.
Already tried to repair disc and permission via recovery function at restart, then because negative,
Yosemite reinstalled.
Tried also different ways to import pictures without results.
Only the pictures imported with Yosemite are affected. Raw files already imported with Mavericks are fine.

Unfortunately I still have the problem. When importing pictures via Canon Utility in iPhoto, the editing window was fine. But shutting down iphoto and re-opening the problem appears. So the problem is not related to the importing method.
I confirm that these are the pictures imported after Yosemite intallation. With mavericks it was ok. The old pictures are not affected.
The problem is also present opening the library in Aperture. Enclosed an example of my turned "green" Picture
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Hello everybody,
I normally take pictures in RAW with Canon Eos 5d mark 3.
My iphoto 9.6 on Yosemite.
Before the Update everything was working properly. Now It's impossible to edit my pictures.
When I try to edit a picture, this become almost green. How to solve the problem?
Thanks

Unfortunately I still have the problem. When importing pictures via Canon Utility in iPhoto, the editing window was fine. But shutting down iphoto and re-opening the problem appears. So the problem is not related to the importing method.
I confirm that these are the pictures imported after Yosemite intallation. With mavericks it was ok. The old pictures are not affected.
The problem is also present opening the library in Aperture. Enclosed an example of my turned "green" Picture
TKS

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