Sony Nex 6 Raw image can't import to Aperture 3.4.5

Hi everyone,
I am not new to Aperture... but it is my 1st time trying to use my Sony nex 6 raw with aperture.
but sure what I did wrong.
here are my info
OSX 10.7.5
Aperture 3.4.5
Sony Nex 6
firmware 1.02
I have selected import, with SD card directly plug into the SD card reader on my iMac.
aperture was able to see the raw files, it does allow me to import.
but after imported, i click on the imported file, it shows "unsupoorted image format"
please help
thanks everyone!

I have selected import, with SD card directly plug into the SD card reader on my iMac.
aperture was able to see the raw files, it does allow me to import.
but after imported, i click on the imported file, it shows "unsupoorted image format"
Have you tried to reprocess the raw after importing? Select the new import and use the command
"Photos > Reprocess Originals"

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