In announcing Phocus 2.5 for Macintosh, Hasselblad also announced that they are supporting more than 150 DSLR raw formats with their program, including all Nikon DSLR models. This is done through the Mac OS X raw support mechanism. The reason for the change? To support the same workflow for Hasselblad users who use both their big MF cameras and someone else's DSLR.
Bravo! A camera maker finally gets it: workflow cannot be camera specific. We can and do use multiple cameras, and thus workflow has to be camera agnostic. So, if you're a camera company writing software, you need to make sure that you don't lock your software down to your own cameras. Did you hear that Nikon?