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What caused the horizontal stripes in my picture? How do I fix it?
Please look at the picture at the following link:
http://www.frankiesilver.com/Music/bad picture 001.jpg The picture was taken via an Olympus C5060. It was stored on a CF memory card. The image looked fine on the camera, but when I loaded it to the PC and viewed it in Adobe Elements 2.0 or Ms Photo / Fax viewer, it appears with stripes. How can I fix the picture? What caused the problem? |
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Looks like the file was corrupted to me.
-- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math "Bubba" wrote in message om... Please look at the picture at the following link: http://www.frankiesilver.com/Music/bad picture 001.jpg The picture was taken via an Olympus C5060. It was stored on a CF memory card. The image looked fine on the camera, but when I loaded it to the PC and viewed it in Adobe Elements 2.0 or Ms Photo / Fax viewer, it appears with stripes. How can I fix the picture? What caused the problem? |
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Try a in camera reformat
"Jim Townsend" wrote in message ... Bubba wrote: Please look at the picture at the following link: http://www.frankiesilver.com/Music/bad picture 001.jpg The picture was taken via an Olympus C5060. It was stored on a CF memory card. The image looked fine on the camera, but when I loaded it to the PC and viewed it in Adobe Elements 2.0 or Ms Photo / Fax viewer, it appears with stripes. How can I fix the picture? What caused the problem? Looks like the memory card is bad, or the image has been corrupted somehow. Perhaps during the transfer. I've seen similar lines on images I was getting from one of my CF cards that started generating camera errors. There's no way to fix it.. Do you still have the original on the flash card ? If so, try copy it again. |
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On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 17:36:27 GMT, "Joseph Meehan"
wrote: "Bubba" wrote in message om... Please look at the picture at the following link: http://www.frankiesilver.com/Music/bad picture 001.jpg The picture was taken via an Olympus C5060. It was stored on a CF memory card. The image looked fine on the camera, but when I loaded it to the PC and viewed it in Adobe Elements 2.0 or Ms Photo / Fax viewer, it appears with stripes. How can I fix the picture? What caused the problem? Looks like the file was corrupted to me. Did you try looking at it in Explorer (assumong Windows here) before looking at it in Elements? When you say "loaded", do you mean read the card in a reader or downloaded directly from the camera with the card still in it. |
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The picture at the hotlink was loaded via a memory card reader and not
directly from the camera's usb port. What is strange is all the pictures stored on the cf card looked great when viewed on the camera. I recovered all the corrupted pictures by copying them with the camera'a edit / copy feature to the xd memory card in the camera. Then I loaded them from the xd card onto the pc via memory card reader. I reformatted the cf memory card which appears to have corrected the problem. Thanks for the suggestions. "Robert" wrote in message news:HKdgd.17907$HA.13226@attbi_s01... Try a in camera reformat |
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