hi guys, since few days ago i took pictures from my camera (sd card) and upload it to my computer and the photos that i took few days ago was appears to be corrupted or invaild format.
tried use third party software and repair tools but no avail to solve this problem. give me this error invalid file but extension is jpg
please!! the files i took was from hoildays,
i had upload the files as attachment.
Thanks!!
Last edited by asdin; 20 Apr 2015 at 23:15.
I tried to get it converted with several of the tools I no but unfortunately nothing would work.
Btw - the format is .bmp (bitmap) not .jpg
Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
What's the model camera,
Sorry I don't do .rar files but instead of jpg try jpeg
Look into your cameras settings to see what file types are an option for it to produce.
Cheers.
So just to clarify, the images are corrupt on the original source (The SD card in your phone)?
Can the images be viewed on the phone still? If not, the images most likely won't be obtainable.
If you can still view the images on the phone, you might be able to back them up to an online service like Dropbox or Google Photos. That may allow for you to download the images to your computer. But if the images are corrupt from the source, you'll most likely never see those photos again.
Unfortunately, if the images were corrupt during the transfer to your computer, moving them back to the SD card will do nothing to rectify that.
Personally, I never move anything off removable media. I always copy. Once I know the items have copied properly, I remove from the source. I realize that doesn't help you right now, but sadly we live and we learn. I would recommend making a habit of copying items rather than moving them first.
Another piece of advice would be to have some sort of automatic backup system in place. Whether you're using iOS or Android, you can have it automatically backup your images to all sorts of different places and only over WiFi as well so you don't use your data.
Again, I realize this doesn't help you currently. Sorry!
aw there's no other solutions? but the images corrupted are the one i took few days ago. and its important. the other images i copy together looking fine.Unfortunately, if the images were corrupt during the transfer to your computer, moving them back to the SD card will do nothing to rectify that.
Personally, I never move anything off removable media. I always copy. Once I know the items have copied properly, I remove from the source. I realize that doesn't help you right now, but sadly we live and we learn. I would recommend making a habit of copying items rather than moving them first.
Another piece of advice would be to have some sort of automatic backup system in place. Whether you're using iOS or Android, you can have it automatically backup your images to all sorts of different places and only over WiFi as well so you don't use your data.
Again, I realize this doesn't help you currently. Sorry!
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