Importing RAW images on Yosemite from Nikon D3200

From the time i have upgraded to Yosemite, importing RAW images from the Nikon D3200 has come very difficult. The images come black and or pixelated and it then hangs the computer. I have to restart the mac, and then click on each 'black' image and click edit. I have update the Digital Camera RAW compatibility update to the latest but that has not solved the issue.

Either upgrade to Lr 4.x, or convert your D600 files to DNG, which Lr 3 can process.

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