Nikon P7000 and .NRW in Lightroom 3.2

I just got the new Nikon Coolpix P7000- and Lightroom seems does not seem tor recognize its RAW .nrw images. Is this a known issue? If so, is there a workaround?

Cornelia-I wrote: Hi clvrmnky,I do not quite agree that you always need a DSLR for shooting raw consistently.Of course that is the preferred way.
Raws from a Canon G12 are phenomenal. I had read a few people say there's no reason to bother with raws on a compact... - I disagree. There may have been no reason to bother with raws on the Canon SX1 with a 14MP 1/2.3" CMOS sensor (which Canon pulled off the market, presumably due to embarassingly poor image quality, that and it wasn't selling well at a price point well into DSLR territory), but the G12 raws & Lightroom were a match made in heaven! - especially with Adobe Standard profile. Interestingly enough, the camera profiles aren't too swift, yet - granted, the camera is not officially supported yet (uses G11 profiles).
Anyway, when I don't want selective focus, I'm not shooting things that are moving around too fast (especially in low light), or I'm shooting macros of things that don't mind me getting in their face (and if I don't mind a wider field-of-view for those macros, and the lens won't block all the light), I can get just as good results with the Canon G12 as I can with my Nikon D300, if not better.
Stopping a D300 down to f22 (or f36...) to take a macro that I could get with a G12 at f2.8 (or 4.0...) just doesn't make sense to me - unless you really like using tripods and really don't like sharp macros. Again, if you want more focus selectivity and you're not going to stop it down past f16 or so then the table turns again...
Likewise, "2D" landscapes (meaning uniform non-selective focus) taken with the G12 at ISO-80 have suprising image quality, dynamic range, colors, ..., and are tack sharp - edge-to-edge, corner-to-corner - minimal vignetting... Literally better than a D300 except maybe if you have a standard focal length FX lens on it, or a $2000+ pro wide angle lens (I'm guessing here - I don't own any of those).
And if you want something really close and really far away to be sharp in focus - you have to shoot it with a G12 - you can't get it with a D300.
Don't get me wrong - I "love" my D300 for taking photos of birds fluttering about before the sunrise, with the lens open wide and the ISO cranked up, and for isolating subjects from a busy background..., or creative macros... But, right tool for the right job, ya know...
PS - Substitute your favorite high-end compact for the G12 (I'm sure the P7000 is just as nice - same sensor / great lens...), and your favorite DSLR for the D300 (adjusting aperture considerations accordingly)...
PPS - Cornelia - you're welcome. And, you can start using those S95 raws in Lightroom right-away, with a little help from exiftool and/or the importer.
Rob

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