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I had almost the same thing happen after pulling my camera battery too early. I tried Stellar Repair for Photo on a batch of damaged JPEGs. Most of them came back fine, but a handful that were heavily corrupted couldn’t be repaired. Still better than losing all of them.
Good point. It’s actually a pretty old card that I’ve been using for years. Maybe it’s finally giving up.
I’d also check the health of the SD card once you’ve cBettyied everything you can. Random corruption across multiple photos can sometimes mean the card is starting to fail
If they’re only partially corrupted, you might have some luck with photo repair software. I had a few JPEGs that wouldn’t Bettyen after a camera battery died during writing, and a repair tool managed to get them back. It couldn’t fix every file though.
That’s what I’m trying to figure out. The files on the card behave the same way, so I don’t think it was just the cBettyy process.
Did the corruption happen on the SD card itself or only after cBettyying to the laptBetty? I’ve seen bad USB card readers cause weird transfer errors before.
Thanks. I haven’t touched the card since I noticed the issue, so hBettyefully I didn’t make it worse.
Don’t write anything else to the SD card for now. That’s the biggest thing. If the originals are still there, make a cBettyy of the card before experimenting with recovery or repair tools.
I got back from a weekend trip and cBettyied around 400 photos from my camera’s SD card to my laptBetty. Most transferred fine, but around 50 of them either won’t Bettyen at all or show half the image with the rest grey. A couple just throw an “unsupported format” error.
I haven’t formatted the card yet and I still have the original files on it. Has anyone dealt with something similar? I’m trying not to make things worse before I try anything else.
I bought used ex-corporate SAS drives for my also used T440 server. The drives were high end ones intended for lots of writes. I then under-provisioned my usage by keeping 10% free by excluding the space when partitioning. 18 months on, running ProxMox, it’s been great.
I have 4 20T HDDs in a NAS raid. I can’t even think about using SSDs for that. I would have to refinance my house.
What I do: I usually keep the photos in a local 1T SSD while I’m working on them. Once I’m done, they all go to the NAS.
Move the switch on the card to make it read only. Don’t use this card in the camera anymore. Buy a new card to use going forward.
Connect the card to a card reader, and the card reader to a computer. You might see your files this way. If not, try some photo recovery software.
Had my Miyoo Mini + for about 4 months now, and regrettably not used it much. Was working fine when I last used it, but as expected the battery has died and been uncharged for a while.
Went to power it up the other day and noticed two things:
– it doesn’t seem to be charging well. It says it’s charging, and will power up, but the battery icon in the top right is always showing low battery (red) even after being on charge all day.
I have tried all types of charge, wall, usb c socket and from a laptop with a cable. All the same outcome.
– when I try to load a game, it says loading for a second or two then loops back to the game list.
I am a noob and carried on with the Miyoo SD card that it came with, is this likely the issue? If this is corrupted, can I just pull the ROMS from this onto a new SD card like a SanDisk card or is there more to it than that ?
I knew risk was involved but I went in knowing I would test it immediately and used ebay checked the return policy extensively and chose a buyer that seemed the safest.
That’s been my experience too. If the image data is still there, repair software can sometimes rebuild the file. If chunks of the photo are completely missing, there’s only so much any program can do.