Here is an image...it seems that the preview is all right so I am going to try on a pc and there are a couple of programs that were suggested to me which I will try...

Definitely check pics as you go...and have extra cards. Have a great trip.

Thanks...I will try on a pc...

I think it is a corrupt card...I am going to check owner manual to make sure it's compatible...

Yes I did format the card first in the camera...the preview in the camera and on the mac is just for an instant, then the distortion appears. I will try it out on a pc, just not available now. I think it's the card but not sure if I will be able to save the images...Thanks for the advice.

I will go back to the camera manual...Thanks.

I am having trouble with pictures from a 16 GB AGFA SDHC Card purchased in Ireland...I can see the pictures as they were shot but it's like a filter appears in front of the photos (almost like a double exposure)...I am on a Mac and tried opening pictures in Image Capture, Preview, Photoshop and Picasa...the result is the same. I looked up recovery software but don't know if it's worth it. The pictures are not vital but I would like to save the pictures if possible. Attached is a screen capture of 3 images where the color/filter can be seen. Any advice would be appreciated.

Nice...enjoy!

I bought a used Nikon D90 from B&H which I have been happy with...it looks like new and performs the same. I have no experience with Photo Pro. Good Luck...

Thanks, I will take your suggestion into consideration.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks.

Hi, Jim. I am going beginning of May for about 2 weeks...staying in Dublin for a few days at the start and end of time in Ireland and going on Vagabond Tour (south and west coasts) for 8 days...

Thanks...you are fast.

I am going to Ireland for two weeks and don't want to take heavier larger Nikon D90. Looking for a good compact, water resistant camera that can withstand a fall and good battery life. I Will be doing a lot of hiking and outdoor activities. Any photo/travel suggestions would be welcome. Thanks.