Opening raw from Olympus EM1 in Snow Leopard

Hy everybody, maybe it is not the right place...
I've got a problem with my Imac running 10.6.8, because Preview does not displays the orf of my new camera, Olympus OMD EM 1.
I have read that Preview share the same raw converter of Iphoto and Aperture, but the versions of there software (needed to open the orf of this new camera), are not supported by Snow Leopard.
I have sent by Mail, as an attachment, one of these orf and, surprisingly, through Mail, I have seen the orf correctly displayed!!
I can't understand how and why, because I am very naive in this field :(
Do you think that it could be possible to see these orf through Preview, as I can see them as an attachment through Mail?
Thank you for your attention :)
Ciao
Susanna

That camera requires Mavericks. 10.9 the latest OS from Apple.
How did you send the file with Mail? When (and on what system) were you able to see the image?
Inside of every raw file the camera puts a  smaller JPG version of the image which can be used to see what the image looks like without decoding the raw file. This is most likely what you are seeing when you see the image in email.
To actually use the raw file information you would need to be running Mavericks.
IS there a reason you have not upgraded to Mavericks and have stayed with Snow Leopard? Your system, a 2010 iMac will be able to run Mavericks.  The only problem is if you are running older PPC software that requires Rosetta, that will not work in Mavericks.
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