Nikon D810 support for lightroom 4.4 ?

I just installed an update to Lightroom 4.4 and it seems like the Nikon D810 is still not supported. Is this correct? I'm trying to shoot tethered.
Thanks

markezu wrote:
Don't you think Adobe could just add the camera support via updates to previous versions of Lightroom?
I am NOT an Adobe defender/fan-boy, but I fully support Adobe's policy to NOT maintain legacy versions of Lightroom software - somebody has to pay for that, and it ain't the people not upgrading who do..
If you really want to read newer raws using older software you can convert them to DNG (converter is free) - tethering support not included.. You can tether with older Lr software using non-Lr tethering software and auto-import in Lr, although I recommend upgrading instead (or also..).
How much was that D810? - how much is an Lr upgrade?
Rob

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