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Problems taking TIFF photos

I just returned from two weeks in China where I took numerous TIFF photos - only to return and try to view them - and they turned up as green - almost "color photo negative" type coloration. The images also seem to be "cut" on the right - with about 20% of the impage "wrapped" to the left side. The "low res" images look great - but at a MINIMAL megapixel size. 1) Has anyone seen similar issues? 1) Is there any way to view/use the high res images that seem to be defective? 3) Are there settings that I have screwed up which caused this situation? Advice??

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Anonymous

There is a known issue with using 2GB SD cards on the FZ20. There are scripts online to assist with getting the images corrected. Here is a link,  http://www.flickr.com/groups/fz20/discuss/72157594149365564/#comment72157594507413493

Posted on Nov 16, 2007

Anonymous

I have seen similar problem on one of the SD card. Tried another SD card and it works fine with TIFF. I think it is related the the SD card compatibility.

Posted on Jul 12, 2007

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