Photography Asked by unsignedzero on May 24, 2021
So I’ve tried comparing a few images I’ve taken recently and this happened.
I was in the Library Module comparing two images (X|Y Icon) and this happened on one of my shots. I’ve checked and my GPU Acceleration is turned off (had that be a problem). I’ve also removed the Smart Preview and rebuilt it, with no success.
I’ve also checked using a RAW viewer that the image was corrupt. Is there anyway I can recover the image? The JPEG is at least intact.
UPDATE: Re-importing fixes it initially then it reverts to that state.
UPDATE2: I’ve compared it against my backup, the md5 and crc32 hashes are identical and the file size are the same.
UPDATE3: Importing it in a fresh catalog fails and exporting it generates the same result.
UPDATE4: Tested it with different RAW tool and it fails. Exiftool suggests all info is intact at least. I’ve removed the image off of my SD card so I don’t have the original unfortunately.
UPDATE5: My other backup works and the hash check is different from the first backup. This solves my problem and makes for a simple answer of just use an older backup. That being said are there tool or techniques to recover corrupt images?
Never mind, a third-party JPEG repair software can help you. Read this blog to check the review of JPEG repair software https://www.raymond.cc/blog/repair-and-fix-corrupted-images/
I will recommend you to go for Stellar jpeg repair software. I used it and it worked for me. Before buying the software, try its demo http://www.stellarinfo.com/jpeg-repair.php
Note: I am not the representative of Stellar or the blog raymond.cc. If you find the better option then, share it.
Answered by Andrew williums on May 24, 2021
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