Garbled JPG

[cronus]

Got several garbled jpegs. Is it normal to have garbled dates like that?

[Hermit]

Virus

More specifically, Ebola virus.

[pErvinalia]

Maybe a text encoding issue? Is it the same setting between the camera and computer?

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Clearly your camera is temporally out of synch and you are trying to upload photos that haven't been taken yet in a format not currently supported (or even invented) using sequential quantum bits - squits for short. There is only one man alive that can help you. Nobel Prize winning physicist, Dr. Samuel Finklemeier. Sadly, he is only 11 months old at the moment.

[Calilasseia]

Your computer has failed to connect properly to your camera and its memory card, and in all probability has corrupted the data in the process. Only way out is to install disc repair software on your computer, then run it on your card to see if it can rescue the data.

[rachelbean]

Clearly your camera is temporally out of synch and you are trying to upload photos that haven't been taken yet in a format not currently supported (or even invented) using sequential quantum bits - squits for short. There is only one man alive that can help you. Nobel Prize winning physicist, Dr. Samuel Finklemeier. Sadly, he is only 11 months old at the moment.

[laklak]

You have obviously captured the souls of a bunch of Chinese people with your infernal camera device.

[GeneticJen]

Clearly your camera is temporally out of synch and you are trying to upload photos that haven't been taken yet in a format not currently supported (or even invented) using sequential quantum bits - squits for short. There is only one man alive that can help you. Nobel Prize winning physicist, Dr. Samuel Finklemeier. Sadly, he is only 11 months old at the moment.

[mistermack]

It's possibly a bit of memory that's not properly connected.
But more likely, it's a memory card that is duff.

If the pictures show on the camera, you might be able to download them directly from the camera, with the memory card in the camera.

Have you bought a cheap memory card lately, from a less than reliable source?
There are people out there who sell 4 gig cards as 64 gig cards, they show up as 64 gig in your equipment, but corrupt the data when they have over 4 gig used.
There are loads of these on ebay. You can get a simple memory tester like h2testw.exe free off the web to test your memory cards.

[GeneticJen]

It's possibly a bit of memory that's not properly connected.
But more likely, it's a memory card that is duff.

If the pictures show on the camera, you might be able to download them directly from the camera, with the memory card in the camera.

Have you bought a cheap memory card lately, from a less than reliable source?
There are people out there who sell 4 gig cards as 64 gig cards, they show up as 64 gig in your equipment, but corrupt the data when they have over 4 gig used.
There are loads of these on ebay. You can get a simple memory tester like h2testw.exe free off the web to test your memory cards.

This happened to me buying from Amazon and I don't mean 2nd-hand through Amazon. Visually it was an exact copy of a Sony card with perfect packaging too. I sent it to Sony and they said it wasn't actually official. I got an official one eventually and you can't tell the different except it worked. Mind you maybe it was broke and they claimed it was a rip-off? Either way, this is the end of my story. Thank you.