Importing Canon EOS 40D RAW format

I updated to iPhoto '08 hoping it would be able to import the RAW format from the new Canon EOS 40D camera. It cannot read that format to import photos. I only shoot in RAW so this is a big issue. Anyone have a solution or know when Apple will fix this issue? It imports RAW formats from my Canon 5D and 1D Mark III just fine.

Just a note, Raw support is provided by the operating system, not the program. As soon as the raw camera update is applied, all programs that use Apple's RAW routines will be able to process the raw images.
For example, I am still on iPhoto 5, but when the RAW updates are applied I will be able to use the EOS 40D, too.
Feel glad, you are in the same boat with the guys that paid good money to use Aperture. 8^)
You can install Canon's software to work with your raw images in the meantime, and then import them to iPhoto once the 40D is supported.

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