Raw Processing Support for Canon D5

Is this in the current 1.01 version of Aperture. I thought it was but saw some posts that make me rethink my recollection.

"Optimized" means that images from the camera have undergone an extra level of quality review, with the goal of delivering the best quality rendering.
As has been mentioned elsewhere on this forum, the RAW decode quality - for all supported cameras - has been greatly improved in v1.1.

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  • Camera raw support for Canon D70.

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  • Support for Canon G9?

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