IPhoto and RAW file format Canon 7D

I recently purchased a Canon 7D and the RAW files are "not recognized". I shot RAW with a Nikon D60 and had no issues getting the images into iPhoto. Is there some sort of plugin or patch?
Thanks in advance!
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RAW support is camera by camera -- Here is the current RAW support list for Snow Leopard - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825
You may be able to up the Canon sup[plied software or Adobe RAW converters --- of wait for the Apple OS release to support this camera
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