Question about Canon PowerShot SD500 / IXUS 700 Digital Camera
When I changed the memory card, and i take pictures, and go into playback mode, its really slow and only displays the picture tiny with the words "unidentified image" how can i get it back to normal?
and yes it is an SD memory card...and im pretty sure i formatted it right in the camera...you just have to tick the box right?
Occasionally the SD card will fail. To check this try a different card and see if you get the same result.
Posted on Dec 03, 2017
SOURCE: Unidentified Image
When a camera records a picture certain information is written in the image file. When you see it in another camera, the second camera reads the stored information and may be able to display the name the date and so on depending on the information stored.
However if someone sent you pictures attached to an e-mail message, they are often compressed and the information about the images may not be available. So, not fin ding the name of the image, the camera says unidentified image.
If you want you can rename them, but you will not be able to restore the meta information that was stripped off the image when it was sent by e-mail. Identified, or not the images are still viewable.
Posted on Jan 07, 2010
SOURCE: Sd card won't upload video- 'unidentified image' is displayed
iPhoto is for still pictures. iMovie is for videos. Use a card reader to download your videos to a folder you create on your desktop. From there, you can import to iMovie or just play them using Quicktime.
Posted on Apr 26, 2010
Testimonial: "Spot on... problem sorted. It seems iphoto is happy to load short clips but longer vids are too much so quicktime was the solution. thanks :-)"
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I've got a Canon Ixus 70 and it is now on it's 5th memory card .... it just chews them up at random intervals ..... Description on LCD is:Memory Card error ..... Card Locked.This, despite the fact that the tab is in the unlocked position. Card cannot be read by other cameras or even via a card reader on a PC.
I don't trust Canon cameras anymore .... going to stick to Nikon.
I've been having this problem, and according to the 'net, so have thousands of others. New camera, new 2GB SD card. It seems to be a "known issue", which angers and upsets me all the more! There is a suggested fix here:
http://willj.net/blog/2006/02/12/fixing-...
which basically involves removing the internal battery for a short time. But many say the error still returns. Heeeeeeellllp!
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