Unsupported Image Type

I have exactly the problepm described on this URL :
http://www.elliottsprehn.com/cfbugs/bugs/84976
I work with CF9.0 on windows 2008 , all 64bits.
With that image I have this error :
"An exception occurred while trying to read the image. Unsupported Image Type"
I cannot attach that image, it is a bit more than 4Mo, this is just the size the customer
used it, they do not care of size.
But the problem is well described in that URL above.
In the URL above, I do not see any recommandation on what to do to solve this problem.
Thanks for any help.
Pierre.

Hi,
Is this occur with newly imported images or ones which already reside in your Library? If you start with a clean Library with new prefs, Application Data, cache, does it occur in 2.0?
Do these same images open and view fine in Preview or other apps? It might be that those images are corrupt.
I do not see that the Canon G7 is on the supported camera list, so those are expected to be unsupported...I think. But, new Canon D10 images should not have the problem.
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html

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