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Since the raw files from this camera are not jet supported, I'm shooting RAW+jpeg but sometime, randomly, I encounter errors when imprting from the SD card into LR4, and I have been facing the following different scenarios:
a- the raw files thumbnails only are shown in the import panel but then nothing is being imported
b- both the thumbnails, raw and jpeg, are shown but nothing is bein imported
c- the jpeg thumbnails are shown together with dummy thumbnails for the raw's and the jpeg's only are imported (as it should be, I believe)
under case a- I have tried to copy all the files into the HD and then import from there unsuccesfully
I have repeated the same operation with the same SD card and the same files the day after and everything was fine (as per case -c)
Al the above happened to me (and I understand also to other users) several times with different cards and computers.
Ario

A small addition to the above.
Same card, same files, same computer (MBP with Lion): LR4 is unable to see the jpeg files on the card, LR3 see them perfectly.
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