I came home with images of my wife visiting her childhood (old-school dirt) home in a small town in China, and all the images are corrupt.
Can I:
Convert the raw to jpeg inside 5D MII (the images look okay when viewed on the 5D's screen)
Or can I rip out the imbedded jpg preview image?
(a) rewriting the cr2 is not impossible, but due to lack of informations we cant say, if it works or not.
(b) those pictures shown on body-screen are already converted jpg's inside the cr2, so we cant say if convertion inside the body would work.
(c) is there any setting inside 5D II to convert once again to jpg? i dont know..
(d) there are numerous apps to extract the jpg from cr2 - these should work by now - as far as i can assume your problem
regards chmee
There aren't any converting options (I've seen) in the 5D menu. I was hoping ML had something I didn't know about. :)
Thanks, I'll look-up extraction the jpgs from the CR2 file.
Can you also upload a CR2, to see what kind of corruption you are talking about?
I found instructions about pulling (on camera preview image) JPGs out of the CR2 file with a hex editor. I'll give it a try on my next day off.
I've tried formatting the CF card on the computer and in the camera and still have the problem of all images and video files being corrupt. I guess it's a just a bad SanDisk card.
www.truetypemedia.com/_MG_9629.CR2
www.truetypemedia.com/_MG_9629_proc.jpg
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a1ex, I fixed the link to the CR2 file.
Embedded JPEG is corrupted as well.
I tried to reproduce the corruption by taking a good JPEG (also a embedded preview from a 5D2 CR2) and flipped some numbers here and there in a hex editor, without a real logic.
Result: http://a1ex.magiclantern.fm/debug/corrupted-cr2/DUAL7604.thumb.jpg
This makes me think it was a bad card.
One of those tools might help fixing the embedded jpegs:
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/repair-and-fix-corrupted-images/
http://www.jihosoft.com/free-utilities/jpeg-repair-tool.html
This tutorial might also give some hints:
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec_Data_Carving
One possibility is that there's corruption happening when you copy the photos to your PC, rather than there being any problem with the CF card itself. This could be due to a bad card reader, USB cables, or USB port. USB 2 card readers used in conjunction with UDMA7 CF cards are also known to be problematic and can even physically damage your memory cards(!).
Try copying the photos off using a different approach, e.g.via a USB cable plugged directly into the camera rather than using a card reader and see how you get on.
Quote from: chris_overseas on April 23, 2015, 07:40:19 AM
USB 2 card readers used in conjunction with UDMA7 CF cards are also known to be problematic and can even physically damage your memory cards(!).
You're mixing things up. The only card manufacturer I know having compatibilty problems is Komputerbay with it's UDMA-7 cards. They make it pretty clear that those cards should not be used in cardreaders without UDMA-7. And it really doesn't matter which USB-interface is used.