IPhoto and RAW files from Olympus camera

I have an Olympus SP-500UZ and i have been using it without any problem, but today i took some pictures in RAW format to see the difference but i was unable to open them either using iPhoto or Preview. I can see the thumbnail of each image in Finder and i have opened the files using Olympus Master (it came with the camera) but i haven't been able to see them with iPhoto or get them in my Library. Any sugestions/help?

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Thanks John you have been a great help! I will see what suits me best!
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El 09/11/2013, a las 07:33, John Waller <[email protected]> escribió:
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http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.html
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