Zugriffsrechte cs4 bridge zu bridge (raw zu raw)

hi zusammen
nach einer langen nacht in x forums kann ich mein problem etwas eingrenzen... aber die lösung ist noch fern
meine partnerin hat mir zur bearbeitung raw daten / cr2 geliefert, die bereits in bridge cs4 raw rotiert, markiert (wertung) und mit pins bearbeitet wurden.
wenn ich die daten in meinem bridge cs4 aufmache sind sämtliche einstellungen nicht mehr zu sehen die pin änderung schon,aber die pins kann ich nicht mehr benutzen bzw ändern.
habe bereits ein update vom raw draufgespielt und den dng-converter... cache geleert...
bei der festplattenüberprüfung habe ich jetzt mehrmals die Zugriffsrechte des Volumens überprüft und repariert aber es will immer noch nix passieren?
die meldung lautet:
Die Zugriffsrechte unterscheiden sich für System/Library/CoreServices/Front Row.app/Contents/PlugIns/FRSettings.frappliance/Contents/CodeResources, Soll-Wert: -rw-r--r-- , Ist-Wert: lrw-r--r-- .
liegt das daran dass ich bisher mit meiner Canon eos 40d zugriff genommen hat und sie eine canon eos 5d mark II hat?
oder liegt es daran dass ich bereits cs5 zusätzlich auf meinem rechner habe?
bin für jeden tip sehrrrrrrr dankbar
grüßl lene

Weil die normale Sprache in dieses Forum English ist soll ich mal probieren
in Deutsch...
liegt das daran dass ich bisher mit meiner Canon eos 40d zugriff genommen hat
und sie eine canon eos 5d mark II hat?
oder liegt es daran dass ich bereits cs5 zusätzlich auf meinem rechner habe?
Normalerweise sollte das was in CS4 bearbeitet ist auch in CS5 nach update
von cache (normalerweise automatisch aber auch möglich mit 'right mouse
click / purge cache for selection') in 'preview' und 'thumbnails' zu sehen.
Aber du mußt nicht nur die Raw haben aber auch das nebenhörende XMP bestand.
Hat sie das auch mit geliefert?
DNG hat bereits die XMP ins bestand gespeichert und dar für gibst kein
separates XMP bestand.
Die Zugriffsrechte unterscheiden sich für System/Library/CoreServices/Front
Row.app/Contents/PlugIns/FRSettings.frappliance/Contents/CodeResource s,
Soll-Wert: -rw-rr , Ist-Wert: lrw-rr .
Das hat nichts mit Bridge zu tun, Front Row ist ein Apple program
Vielleicht nächste post in English, ist etwas einfacher für mich und die
andere Benutzer

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