Occasionally I get this artifact, I don't know what it is, when present it is usually restricted to one image in a file. I am wondering if it is a fault on the compact flash card or perhaps something to do with reviewing images before the buffer may have been written?? Any ideas any one?
10-21-2014, 12:35 PM
Diane Miller
I've seen things like this on occasion and I think it's an issue that occurs while writing the image to the card. I'd mark that card and see if it seems to be specific to it; it could be a sign of impending failure.
Others here can give a better answer.
10-22-2014, 09:18 AM
Douglas Bolt
I saw a similar pattern artifact (similar colors and lines) when I copied images from a USB drive that was formatted and files saved with a Mac and then saved to a PC using HFSExplorer. The images looked normal when viewed on the MBA. I'd guess that about 5% of the transferred images showed the artifacts. To correct the problem, I copied files from the MBA to the PC via my network. I assumed the problem with the artifacts was due to HFSExplorer. However, Jonathan's post makes me wonder what actually causes artifacts like the one shown in his image.
11-24-2014, 04:06 PM
Neil Burton
I would give your card a scan, maybe a bad sector on there. Nice jay too!
11-24-2014, 05:55 PM
Jonathan Ashton
I have since found that the card is corrupt. I cannot read it when I plug it into my PC but I can read it when I leave it in the camera and connect the camera. I reformatted it on the PC - it worked once but it's playing up again. I am going to chuck it because it is a pain in the ....