Posts for: mrova
Mar 30, 2018 19:10:31 #
coj wrote:
You can get dirt on cards, causing sectors to not be read. I would try using some Isopropyl alcohol on a Q-tip and cleaning it first before throwing it away.
Ah! OK, I will give that a shot. Had not thought about that. It's practically a brand new card, but anything's possible it sounds like. Will do that!
Mar 30, 2018 19:06:31 #
Bill_de wrote:
Did you by chance switch from JPG to RAW?
I just can't figure if the card is bad, how does the Canon software read it?
--
I just can't figure if the card is bad, how does the Canon software read it?
--
I don't know how the Canon software reads it...and add the fact that the camera reads the photos just fine also. Something related perhaps? Never, ever had this before.
And no to the jpeg question...when I first got the card and put in the camera, when it was new, I shot in RAW and jpeg...but then switched to only RAW, which is what I normally shoot anyway. Haven't had any other problems with seeing any of the RAW files since switching to all RAW.
Mar 30, 2018 18:38:42 #
Bill_de wrote:
I guess I made a bad guess.
--
--
Naw! No bad guesses when we're trying to narrow it down. For now, I'm gonna go with a bad card.
BTW, I forgot to add in the description, that the photos CAN be viewed when I put the card back into the camera. I can scroll through every photo on the card.
Mar 30, 2018 18:01:19 #
Bill_de wrote:
Since you were able to download the images it doesn't sound like a card failure.
Did you use this card in 2 different cameras? If so it could be that the second camera created a second folder. When you tried to download using the computer you did not address the second folder. Just a guess.
--
Did you use this card in 2 different cameras? If so it could be that the second camera created a second folder. When you tried to download using the computer you did not address the second folder. Just a guess.
--
Nope. I've used this card only in this camera, and when I first got the card, formatted in this camera.
Mar 30, 2018 17:53:20 #
Thanks ya'll! Pretty unanimous so far, so I'm agreeing with ya. I'll have a new one this week! Thanks again!
Mar 30, 2018 17:06:00 #
Just came across this issue today for the first time:
I went out this morning to shoot some showroom products for a friend. I used my Canon 7d mark ii for a few shots, and had zero problem uploading photos, from THAT card, to the laptop - a Macbook Pro.
My problem came trying to upload photos from my second camera, a 2 month old Canon 6d mark ii, purchased from Canon refurbished website, and using a Sandisk UltraPlus 80mb/s 32g card that is only filled to 14g's. Up until today, I have had zero problems uploading photos from this card, and all my photos are there thru the last shots from yesterday on that camera and that card.
When I got back home, I put the card into the computer, and NONE of the photos are there. All photos thru yesterday ARE there. What I typically do is place the card in the computer, go to the card, and download all the photos onto my external harddrive, then grab the photos from there to edit in LR6. Always done that, always works out well, never had an issue seeing my photos on the card.
What ended up working is that I opened up Canon's Image Browser software, and was able to see the photos there, and from that was able to highlight my photos and download into my folder on the external harddrive. But I have never had to do that before.
Any pointers out there for why that might have happened? As stated, I've never had an issue seeing my photos before. And the card is less than half full. I've got plenty of harddrive space on the laptop, and it's running as it should. Can't figure this one out.
I went out this morning to shoot some showroom products for a friend. I used my Canon 7d mark ii for a few shots, and had zero problem uploading photos, from THAT card, to the laptop - a Macbook Pro.
My problem came trying to upload photos from my second camera, a 2 month old Canon 6d mark ii, purchased from Canon refurbished website, and using a Sandisk UltraPlus 80mb/s 32g card that is only filled to 14g's. Up until today, I have had zero problems uploading photos from this card, and all my photos are there thru the last shots from yesterday on that camera and that card.
When I got back home, I put the card into the computer, and NONE of the photos are there. All photos thru yesterday ARE there. What I typically do is place the card in the computer, go to the card, and download all the photos onto my external harddrive, then grab the photos from there to edit in LR6. Always done that, always works out well, never had an issue seeing my photos on the card.
What ended up working is that I opened up Canon's Image Browser software, and was able to see the photos there, and from that was able to highlight my photos and download into my folder on the external harddrive. But I have never had to do that before.
Any pointers out there for why that might have happened? As stated, I've never had an issue seeing my photos before. And the card is less than half full. I've got plenty of harddrive space on the laptop, and it's running as it should. Can't figure this one out.
Mar 13, 2018 16:15:11 #
foathog wrote:
no kidding. that's why I do my own. it's not that difficult. they breed like.........worms. LOL want some info? let me know
Heck yeah! Would love some info and input from someone raising 'em! I'll shoot you a PM!
Mar 13, 2018 07:09:18 #
foathog wrote:
I raise my own mealworms.
I briefly looked into doing that...may have to revisit. Those little boogers can get expensive!
Mar 12, 2018 19:09:09 #
Red Sky At Night wrote:
My favorite bird. We had so many of them on our farm in Michigan. I miss them. These captures are lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for looking! I hope you get to see 'em again soon!
Mar 12, 2018 19:07:49 #
Pixie Jackie wrote:
Good work! Shot through a window yet! You took pictures that make viewers happy to look at! And lucky you that you have bluebirds around. (I see that you give them meal worms. I do too! That's their favorite food.) -- Jackie
Thanks for looking and commenting! The mealworms really bring 'em in for sure!
Mar 12, 2018 18:10:50 #
I like these Bluebirds and have several nesting boxes around. This first one dropped by for a bit of water. The second one needed a bite to eat.
Both shot thru a dirty kitchen window with the 6d mark II and Canon 100-400L, and cropped big. Post work in LR6. Enjoy!
Both shot thru a dirty kitchen window with the 6d mark II and Canon 100-400L, and cropped big. Post work in LR6. Enjoy!
Feb 3, 2018 07:19:58 #
John Battle wrote:
I'm fairly new to DSLR photography. My daughter and I plan to visit England for 3 weeks in June/July, and would like to get some great pictures of the splendid cathedrals there, both inside and out. I now have gotten a Nikon D750 and their 24-70 zoom lens. Would some of you who are more experienced suggest any other lens or lenses to get prior to our trip?
If these are popular tourist attractions, you might not be allowed photography. If some of these happen to have a website, you might get info there on allowed photography, tripod, and flash. Visiting Italy once, I found that some allowed photography, others did not, and none allowed flash. Good luck and look forward to seeing the photos!
Feb 3, 2018 07:16:04 #
Love those! Love the lighting! And I've got 2 months before mine return, dang it!
Jan 28, 2018 06:47:43 #
Bill29707 wrote:
I use Dropbox. Every picture or video I take on my iPhone 6 is immediately transferred to my Dropbox account. It goes into the Camera Uploads folder on my desktop computer. It is immediate once I am connected to wifi.
Bill
Bill
That right there! And it's free!Jan 23, 2018 06:54:21 #
[quote=Einreb92]Lol. I had no idea they were that large. Well, they are beautiful. That much I do know.[/quote
Thank you!
Thank you!