RAW-support in future?

Hi,
does Apple give information, which cameras will be supported in future? Or does Apple somewhere has a feature request for this?
As a Panasonic / Leica fan I would really appreciate RAW-support for e.g. LX2 / D-Lux 3, or L1 / Digilux 3.
Thanks, Frank

To date Apple has not shared future support. They love secrecy.

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Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
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Let them know you want it though:
iPhoto menu -> Provide iPhoto Feedback
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Are you are trying to provide Apple - Aperture - Feedback or Apple - iPhoto - Feedback?
If so, use you can send direct feedback via the above link(s). You will not likely get a direct response, but you can be certain that the responsible Apple people will see your input for consideration in future product development.
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First, I'm sorry for Speak english not well
I use Fujifilm HS10 and S200EXR Camera
But I don't find it Adobe's Camera Raw support list
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html
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However, I would like to use it for an upcoming magazine shoot, however without RAW support that is impacticable (I shoot tethered with a stylist, so need to (semi) process the files on location). Anyone any ideas on how long it is likely to be before Aperture is upgraded with the necessary algorithms to process the D600 RAW files (how long typically before new cameras are added)?
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I have all the NIK software and rate it very highly. I think you may be correct that NIK had access to Nikon Algorithms but I believe that association has ceased. At least part of the Quid Pro was that Nikon's Capture NX2 could use the NIK Colour Efex Pro 3 filters( and still can ) , however, the current CEP 4 filters do not work with NX2 . However, I can assure you that all the current Nik Applications work perfectly as Aperture Plug Ins
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Lane,
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