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Apr 18, 2021 15:38:25   #
gouldopfl wrote:
Fat32 is used by Linux bases systems and is more problematic than other file systems on Linux. I use Linux as my primary machine with a large Windows 10 virtual machine to do my edits. Fat32 used to be needed to copy files between Linux and Windows but no more. Most people now use ext4 for Linux.

I have a QNAP NAS and have not had any issues with corruption from my CR2 and CR3.

It is possible that there is a bad block on the drive. Are you setup in a Raid configuration? Some people like Raid 0 which is just a copy, but I typically use Raid 5 or 6 with parity. If a file becomes corrupt, it can be rebuilt using the parity bit.
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Drobo uses proprietary RAID. I'll contact them and see if they can recover singe images. Thanks for taking the time.
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Apr 18, 2021 15:36:57   #
TriX wrote:
RAID 1 is mirroring - RAID 0 is striping for speed. The rotating parity of RAID 5 (or 6) is designed to protect against missing data from a drive failure, it’s not designed to repair a corrupted file.


Drobo uses a proprietary RAID approach.
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Apr 18, 2021 15:35:59   #
Unfortunately, yes. Also, the corruption rarely occurs on successive images.
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Apr 17, 2021 21:05:23   #
Thanks for taking the time.
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Apr 17, 2021 17:15:33   #
Unfortunately the work flow I've followed had me taking the CF or SD cards out of the camera, using a card reader and running through the Lightroom import process to store two copies of each image on different partitions on the Drobo, all of which I uploaded to the Cloud and then I erased the cards in the camera so I don't have original images on the cards any more. Every import displayed properly as it was coming in and then began to intermittently and randomly distort as I went through the sorting process in Lightroom. That's why I thought it was a Lightroom problem. It would sometimes occur right before my eyes in Grid view apparently while Lightroom was making Smart Previews.
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Apr 17, 2021 16:04:26   #
FAT32
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Apr 17, 2021 14:10:11   #
I haven't found any other types of corrupted files on the Drobo.
Once corrupted they remain corrupted no matter where or how I copy them.
I haven't tried a new cable. That's a good suggestion.
I hadn't tried Drobo support because I thought it was a Lightroom problem, but the same thing happens to the second copy imports stored on another partition in the Drobo, so I will do that. The Adobe folks insist they are totally non-destructive so Lightroom shouldn't be the culprit on import only. Next time I import I'll try saving a third set not using Lightroom. Thanks for taking the time.
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Apr 17, 2021 12:44:42   #
I'm a Canon shooter and a Mac user. I store my photo files and related Lightroom Classic information on a Drobo attached to a 2020 iMac 27" tuning the latest OS. Randomly and intermittently after import raw files become corrupted. Screenshots of examples are attached. I can't find software that will repair them. The closest I've come is Stellar Photo recovery which gives me 20kb jpgs which are basically useless. I admire the accumulated wisdom on this site and I'm hoping someone can help me understand and perhaps correct this problem. Thanks for taking a look.




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