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Dear all Experts,

 

i believe this has been answered many times before but i couldn't find the exact post related to my problem. 

 

Just after one month M-P ownership i started a three week india trip with only one Lexar 64 GB 400x speed memory card - halfway through i had to buy another card at New Delhi airport (first card was full). I bought the most premium possible Strontium 128 GB micro sd with sd adapter. 

 

Back home iPhoto didn't respond after half an hour loading the photos, so i had to force quit the program. Now please see iphoto photo attached how they are imported after second successful attempt. 

 

Downloaded Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery and JPEG repair without any success.

 

Are my photos lost forever ? Can i maybe get the photos out of the 2GB internal storage ?

 

Any help is welcome. I am still a Leica Newbie, so please excuse my ignorance...

 

Best

 

Johannes

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Hi, iPhoto has really been replaced by Photo.. It could be your computer needs updating.. 

Try downloading to another computer via a card reader...

FWIW - I always download my images daily either to iPad or MacBook.. Then after I have confirmed images are transferred and OK - I always Format my card in the camera..

Try a RESET on your M-P and go from there...  I have never had an issue d/loading via a card reader on any SD from any of my Leicas or other cameras...

Good Luck..

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Yes b

 

But if the card is corrupt however you transfer it will still be corrupt..

Yes but he can play with the files then, use LR, run them through a DNG converter, whatever.

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I realize it does not help the OP, but if I have said it once I have said it a hundred times: before downloading your card : LOCK IT !

If I tell you three times it is true....

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Looking at the screenshot, it is not really clear to me why you think your photos are lost.

 

The upper black border in the thumbnails is "normal" with Leica's DNG.

 

Try displaying a photo full size and let us know what happens.

 

P.S. The internal 2GB memory is just a temporary RAM buffer that contains the images being written to the card. When the red light stops blinking, the buffer is empty.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Because your computer will attempt to write files back onto your card. You do not want that, as those files (mostly hidden) take up space or in a worst case scenario corrupt the software on your camera. Plus any trouble downloading could corrupt the image files on your card.

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I've never had a problem, whether taking out my SD card and using my Win 7 PC or via the Multifunction Handgrip connection.

 

@jaapv: Your idea makes sense if files were to get written to the SD card. Nothing has been written to my card except DNG files. I am curious so please tell us more.

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