Support for Nikon D750

What is the normal lead time for a new camera such as the Nikon D750 to be available in LR5?

First, we did have a LR 2.7 just days before the release of CS5, but that was the only version with that high a minor version number.
However, even if we didn’t have a LR 2.7, the reason we could have a LR 5.7 is because the linkage between a new pay-for release of PS with a higher ACR version and corresponding higher LR version has been broken with the cloud subscription model.
We already had our new functional release of PS CC 2014 back in June, without a subsequent increase in ACR and LR major versions as would have happened in the past, so LR and ACR could coast along for a few more minor camera-support releases before a major version that includes new functionality.  ACR actually includes a tiny bit of new functionality that LR does not have, yet, editable spotting areas, I think, but I’d hope LR actually has a lot more things to give us.
In other words, LR functionality being ready and needing a new version would likely be driving the LR version numbers, now, not PS functionality being ready as happened in the past.

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