Appears to be damaged, corrupt, or too large

Billy

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but it isn't
Here is the file size


second.png


Here is the Error

first.png


Here it is in Gimp


third.png

Does anyone know why this might be?
and btw the picture is of Mass Effect and the lame effect of darkening around the edges


Edit: For some reason the links were broke but I fixed them
 
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I think this issue only affects Bitmap files of a very big filesize, but I honestly can't say why... i can see the resolution of the image is quite big as well, I have a few bitmap files 1600x1200 with over 5MB in size, but they are displayed correctly. maybe it has something to do with the resolution...
 

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