Mavericks support for Nikon AW1 NEF

Any timescale for when Mavericks can support Nikon AW1 NEF files? So far no preview is available in Mavericks for the NEFs, I have to use Adobe bridge to view them
Kind regards,

Yes, this is really interesting since all the Nikon 1:s of this generation are exactly the same inside. What is really the problem? Is Nikon the probelm?
I switched to Lightroom now, so I can use the raw format from my AW1, but my wife still uses iPhoto so she is very frustrated. I don't see why the compatibility issue shouldn't be solved the same day a camera hits the stores.
If there isn't a problem in the communication between Canon/Nikon etc. and Apple.
Anyway, the biggest looser is Apple and their iPhoto/Aperture apps and that's too bad.

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Frank
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After a few false starts, I've successfully brought RAW files into Lightroom 4, by using a method that basically tells Lightroom that the camera is a Nikon D5200, which apparently has the same DX 24 megapixel format.
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http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/graphics-programs-photo-gallery/320908-how-open-d7100-r aw-files-lightroom-4-a.html
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Apple can't release it until Nikon supplies them with the required information.
Apple doesn’t routinely monitor the discussions. These are mostly user to user discussions.
Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem. If enough people send feedback, it may get the problem solved sooner.
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Anyone know when they will release the RAW support for Nikon DF?

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Nobody is happy with the answer about old software not getting updated with new cameras, but if you look into it, Adobe had to lay off about half their employees over the past few years to keep the company viable in the declining economy, so they don’t have extra people to update and test plug-ins for non-current versions, and if they did, then some people wouldn’t buy the newer version and they’d have even less money.
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