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Hello everyone. I have been using PSCS since the release and all was fine. I should mention that at the time, I was running it on a PC. About two weeks ago, I upgraded my editing systems to Mac G5 running latest version of OSX (Panther). The systems are running full versions of Photoshop CS and I am having some of the weirdest problems I have ever had with the software.
Image previews are not updating. By this I mean that I decompress all my images full frame and then recrop to 8×10 (as necessary) and eventhough the image opens as an 8×10, the metadata, preview and thumbnail all show it as being full frame and uncropped. This is a huge problem. I hate that I now I have to double check all the images after processing (usually done through a simple action) just to make sure they are all cropped. I did not have this problem when I was using the PC version of the software and it is really getting to me. I do not use the Camera Raw feature of Photoshop (as of now, I still get better results from my 14n when running the decompressions from PhotoDesk). This problem is not isolated to any one particular camera in the studio and actually plagues all images in the browser. I checked file permissions on Macintosh HD/Users/userprofile/Library/Application Support/Adobe/FileBrowser and made sure I had full access to the folder….I do. It does appear to me as if the software is not properly writing the cache but who knows. I do know this though, this problem now affects the PCs as well IF AND ONLY IF they open the cache of one of the folders which has a cache that was exported from the Mac. If I open the folder on the PC first, it works fine just like it should and my previews look fine on the Mac (as far as I can tell).
Any suggestions????
Image previews are not updating. By this I mean that I decompress all my images full frame and then recrop to 8×10 (as necessary) and eventhough the image opens as an 8×10, the metadata, preview and thumbnail all show it as being full frame and uncropped. This is a huge problem. I hate that I now I have to double check all the images after processing (usually done through a simple action) just to make sure they are all cropped. I did not have this problem when I was using the PC version of the software and it is really getting to me. I do not use the Camera Raw feature of Photoshop (as of now, I still get better results from my 14n when running the decompressions from PhotoDesk). This problem is not isolated to any one particular camera in the studio and actually plagues all images in the browser. I checked file permissions on Macintosh HD/Users/userprofile/Library/Application Support/Adobe/FileBrowser and made sure I had full access to the folder….I do. It does appear to me as if the software is not properly writing the cache but who knows. I do know this though, this problem now affects the PCs as well IF AND ONLY IF they open the cache of one of the folders which has a cache that was exported from the Mac. If I open the folder on the PC first, it works fine just like it should and my previews look fine on the Mac (as far as I can tell).
Any suggestions????
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