Is sRAW not supported in Aperture?

Hello,
This question may have been discussed previously but I could not find an answer.
My Canon set to capture in RAW shows up in my Aperture. However if I capture the image in my camera as sRAW format and tried to import in Aperture : I get the following message "Image format is not supported"
If I take photos in sRAW I may have more space available in my camera's memory card is my thought!
Does any body know if I can take photos under sRAW?
regards

Or you could say that they are supported, but sharpening, moire and de-noise are not available (or just set to default), which is actually more Canon's fault. sRAW is a major mess and we're very lucky it's even supported in AP3, finally.

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