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1. Re: Help With Image Download Problem
rob_ashcroft Jun 17, 2013 8:44 AM (in response to SavantNeal)I get this sometimes. It just normally means that Bridge can't at that moment recognize the card as being there. Try restarting Bridge, or do a refresh in the list of devices (in the 'get photos from' box). Try unplugging the card USB port and reinserting. Can you read the images in Windows file manager when the card is in the card holder?
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2. Re: Help With Image Download Problem
Curt Y Jun 17, 2013 8:52 AM (in response to SavantNeal)It is not the best proceedure, but try downloading the pictures to Bridge via the camera. If it download check the images and make sure they create thumbnails and that each image is the correct size and quality. It is best to format the card in the camera it will be used in each time.
I am rather old school but in the past one could expect more reliable results using cards that were not the highest capacity, but more in the middle range.
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3. Re: Help With Image Download Problem
rob_ashcroft Jun 17, 2013 8:58 AM (in response to Curt Y)I never like to attach my camera to the PC. We get a lot of power spikes/cuts, and I had a board blow on my PC a few years ago (and so did other people in my area). I've also heard of land-line phones being blown out. I can just see my power company stumping up £2000 for a new 5DM2!
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4. Re: Help With Image Download Problem
SavantNeal Jun 17, 2013 2:34 PM (in response to rob_ashcroft)I have not downloaded from the camera directly since 2004 (I understand the risks), but today I did out of desparation, and.....IT WORKED! But I won't do it again.
But now I can't seem to erase the cards. Use of Mac's Disk Utility, formatting in-camera, all seem to have no impact. So.....next project.


