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LRC suggesting images are corrupted...

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September 21, 2019
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I have imported a large number of files from a football game into LR Classic and a few have shown up as being corrupted. I have opened them in Bridge and in Photoshop and they're fine and I've saved them in Photoshop and they are still fine so it doesn't appear to be the card itself. And I've used two different readers so I don't think it's the reader. I deleted the "corrupted" files from LRC and copied them into a file on my desktop to re-import. Some came in fine and others are still indicated as "corrupted". I could keep doing this until they are all in LRC but this seems a tad odd.

Anyone else experiencing this or have an explanation?

Thanks

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GoldingD

Legend

And, possible GPU driver failure. Please post your system information as Lightroom reports it. /Help/System Information/Copy. Paste info from first line down to just past the plug-in info. Info after that just gobblygook as far as many care.

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GrafenauerAuthor

Inspiring

I shot another game yesterday and imported around 1600 shots (3 cameras, 5 cards) and had a few more alleged corrupted images from two cards. So today I did more testing. I imported the images from each card from each of my two readers..same result but not always with the same images. One reader has a fix cable and I don't have an appropriate one as a replacement for the other reader. So I imported them directly from one of my cameras using the cord that is supplied with the camera (1DX). Same result. I deleted the LR preview file and when I opened everything up, all was fine. I then deleted all the photos and tried again from the camera. Same result (apparent corruption but can make changes in Develop module) but with a different image this time. I am attaching images including system info (once I get a chance to edit this post).

LR_System_Info.txt

GoldingD

Legend

Ok, for clarity and efficiency, I am reposting your system information, not as an undesired attachment, but as pasted data in a reply. The prefered method of sharing such data is by actually pasting it into a reply. Now you may need to edit your reply to get the tools required (this new web site sucks) but one of the helpful ones is that “Insert Code/Edit sample” button currently third from right. looks like </>. Click on it, paste in the system information, and you get that inside a nice box

OP system Info:

License: Creative Cloud
Language setting: en-CA
Operating system: Mac OS 10
Version: 10.14.6 [18G95]
Application architecture: x64
Logical processor count: 8
Processor speed: 2.8 GHz
Built-in memory: 16,384.0 MB
Real memory available to Lightroom: 16,384.0 MB
Real memory used by Lightroom: 2,103.1 MB (12.8%)
Virtual memory used by Lightroom: 6,145.1 MB
Memory cache size: 31.3MB
Internal Camera Raw version: 11.4.1 [ 291 ]
Maximum thread count used by Camera Raw: 5
Camera Raw SIMD optimization: SSE2,AVX,AVX2
Camera Raw virtual memory: 720MB / 8191MB (8%)
Camera Raw real memory: 740MB / 16384MB (4%)
Displays: 1) 1920x1080

Graphics Processor Info: 
Metal: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M



Application folder: /Applications/Adobe Lightroom Classic
Library Path: /Users/plicla/Pictures/Lightroom/Lightroom Catalog-2.lrcat
Settings Folder: /Users/plicla/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom

Installed Plugins: 
1) AdobeStock
2) Aperture/iPhoto Importer Plug-in
3) Export to Photomatix Pro
4) Facebook
5) HDR Efex Pro 2
6) ON1 Effects 10
7) ON1 Enhance 10
8) ON1 Photo 10
9) ON1 Portrait 10
10) ON1 Resize 10
11) SmugMug

Config.lua flags: None

I notice that you are running MAC OS 10.14.6. Have you installed the supplemental update. I do not suspect it is your issue, but it does solve some MAC issues that royally foul up Photo Merge

see http://osxdaily.com/2019/08/26/new-supplemental-update-for-macos-mojave-10-14-6-released/

As this is a MAC, absolutly nothing you can do about GPU drivers. All hail Apple.

Display 1920x1080, using GPU acceleration will probably not be very helpful, hopefully will not hurt. More useful 4K and beyond.

Nothing in your plug-ins stands out as buggy. Mind you, unless your Facebook page is commercial, that Facebook plug-in is useless.

Also, when posting photos or screenshots, use the Photis button, currentlysecond from right, looks like a landscape photo, to place them in a reply. We overlook attachments, but images clearly in our face work better.

OP image (in Library module)

OP image (in Develop module)

OP image (after deleating preview)

GoldingD

Legend

I am thinking several dirty words about this new web site.

Ok, went back and looked at the two ( is it 2?) sample images

Both in a Library module correct?

And one showing a corrupt filmstrip but proper loop view?

Exit, close Lightroom. Go and delete your Library previews. Then have Lightroom recreate them (as a result of restarting a Lightroom. Possible corrupt previews?

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/lightroom-gives-error-preview-cache.html

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GrafenauerAuthor

Inspiring

Thanks. I'll try this if it happens again. When I closed Lightroom, I forced a backup which runs an integrity check. I didn't get any messages but when I reopened Lightroom, all was as expected. Nothing looked out of the ordinary so perhaps it was something to do with the preview just for that image. Or some other random thing.

GoldingD

Legend

Some online experts do not like running the integrity check when closing Lightroom. This is because that involves a backup after the check, and if the integrity check foules up, then the backup is fouled up. Instead , change how Lightroom opens. Change it from launching the catalog previously opened, to inquiring what catalog to open. when you launch Lightroom, you can then choose via a dialog screen to run an integrity check. Apparently safer that way.

GoldingD

Legend

So, I see that Just Shoot Me has given you good advice that you are being argumentave about. Ok, fare to argue, but gee, try his advise.

Here is the thing. This very issue has come up before. Images just like yours. Issue in Lightroom Classic, but not apparently in Photoshop, not in Bridge, nit in Windows File Explorer, or MAC Finder.

Now STOP

Before you say but...

Windows File Explorer, MAC Finder, and for that matter Bridge are not showing you the RAW image nor a preview, they are showing the embedded JPEG

STOP

but Photoshop... Are you sure that is not defaulting due to error to the embedded JPEG

Well, three main and one occasional causes have occured in past problems as reported in the old forum

1. Bad SD card (SD, CF, whatever)

2. Bad SD card reader

3. Bad USB cable

4. Other connected USB device causing input/output and/or IRQ conflicts (would more likely not get to use the card reader at all)

So, humor us

Do you have another card reader

Is your card reader hard wired or can you substitute a different USB dara cable (data, not the blasted charging cable that came with a phone)

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GrafenauerAuthor

Inspiring

I wasn't trying to be argumentative. I felt I had eliminated the card and the card readers (I tried both of my readers) because when I opened the image with Photoshop directly from the card, using both readers, the image came in successfully and I was able to edit it and save it successfully. This indicated to me that the image was not corrupt on the card and that the readers were not corrupting the image on import. Also, when I viewed the image that looked corrupted in LR Library module, it looked fine and was editable in the Development module which further suggested to me that the card was not corrupt and that the readers did not corrupt it on import.

dfconn

Known Participant

This happens to me from time to time. As I use topaz for noise reduction, I can send the image to Topaz and it is accepted - nothing wrong with it - goofy LRC problem.

Just Shoot Me

Legend

But do you use a CABLE to connect these card readers?

Also just for a test. Use a Different card, snap a bunch of pictures around your home (20-100) then import them from that card using either reader. What happens.

Bridge is looking at the embedded JPG file inside every RAW file.

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GrafenauerAuthor

Inspiring

Pretty sure that it has nothing to do with the readers. I can't add screen shots to this reply but LRC in Library mode is showing the file as corrupted. I exported it as a jpg and it's fine. I also edited it in Photoshop from LRC and it's fine in Photoshop. I then saved it and the psd file is fine in LRC. It's something in the Library mode that thinks the image is corrupt when it isn't for any other purpose.

Just Shoot Me

Legend

And I did not say it was the readers. I said Try a Different Cable, if you are using one. I also said Try a Different CARD. Please Re-Read my reply above. To post images, screen shots, in this completely Stupid forum software you have to Post a reply then use the More button, link to Edit the reply and then you get a proper Text Entry dialog window/box where you can add screen shots.

Just Shoot Me

Legend

What type of readers are you using? Are they direct USB plug in style or are you using a cable to connect them to your computer (try a different cable if you are)?

What happens if you Copy them from the card to a folder on your drive and then import them?

What happens if you connect the camera directly to your computer and either Copy them to a folder or import into LR directly?

I have not experienced this.

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GrafenauerAuthor

Inspiring

I have a Lexar Professional and a Delkin both of which are connected via the USB. I never connect my camera to import photos. As I mentioned, I copied the so-called corrupted files to my desktop and was able to import them into LR as uncorrupted files but some took more than one try.

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