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What's the problem?
On 2017-05-04 15:56:57 +0000, Tony Cooper said:
This photo was taken last night on my Nikon D300 using Ch continuous. Captured on a compact flash card. https://www.dropbox.com/s/qv51k2snum...03-40.dng?dl=0 Just one of the sequence, and just one of all exposures, has this problem. Same thing happened before shooting another game. No loss to me as it wasn't an image I'd use, and other captures are fine. I'm wondering, though, if the problem is a compact flash card about to go or a in-camera problem. What is the CF card rating, and brand? How many shots are in each of the sequences with a corrupt file, and how many in clean sequences? How old is the CF file? Where in the sequence is the corrupted file; start, middle, or end? I suspect that buffer isn't clearing and writing to the CF card fast enough. It could be the card, it could be the buffer, but my money is on the card. I would conduct an experiment to see if the problem is repeatable. Shoot several 2-3 second Ch bursts or until the buffer stalls, and check. I would be most suspicious of the CF card and the time might have come to retire it. -- Regards, Savageduck |
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