(pictures) what causes this?

[DacyJ]

To my knowledge I didn't change anything. Started taking some pictures and got this on my stock camera roll. Only on some of the ones I took today, not all.

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[DacyJ]

Weird

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[msavic6]

It's most likely due to your memory card, i remember some people had this issue with the S4 earlier.

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[jay_dubb2k5]

Had this issue with the S4 due to memory card corruption. Have not had this issue with the S5 using the same card I had issues with using in the S4.

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[isdaako]

Check out this thread.

http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s4/315699-galaxy-s4-micro-sd-card-corruption-issues-4.html

 

[AZgl1500]

To my knowledge I didn't change anything. Started taking some pictures and got this on my stock camera roll. Only on some of the ones I took today, not all.

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I have seen that when I had the camera configured for Portrait Mode in error and the flash was disabled, or was it turned on? Anyway, it was in the configuration menus.
I never use Portrait Mode, all of my stuff is landscape views of broken highways and bridges.

 

[DacyJ]

Nevermind it didn't work. (edit)

 

[DickRilloa]

all of my stuff is landscape views of broken highways and bridges.

Don't let the DHS find out.

 

[worldspy99]

Most likely a corrupted SD card. I got something similar on my Canon SLR as well a few weeks ago.

 

[SpookDroid]

Yup, that is definitely corrupt files. I had issues with SD cards on the Note 2, the S4, and the Note 3. I guess Samsung hasn't learned and is still frying SD Cards on the S5. Is your card by any chance a SanDisk one? They seem to be the most affected.

PS: After my experience (and there was an article about it on AC, too, a while back), I STRONGLY suggest you never store your camera pictures on SD card and always try to back up to Google or Dropbox or at least your PC.

 

[DacyJ]

Yup, that is definitely corrupt files. I had issues with SD cards on the Note 2, the S4, and the Note 3. I guess Samsung hasn't learned and is still frying SD Cards on the S5. Is your card by any chance a SanDisk one? They seem to be the most affected.

PS: After my experience (and there was an article about it on AC, too, a while back), I STRONGLY suggest you never store your camera pictures on SD card and always try to back up to Google or Dropbox or at least your PC.

Yup its a SanDisk.

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[SpookDroid]

If it was built prior to 2003, SanDisk will replace it when you mention you have a Samsung device. If not, Samsung should be the one replacing it ¬¬ (But they won't).

 

[DacyJ]

Do you know if there is a way to get the pictures back via computer or anything? I bought a new card but have some pictures on the old one that I'd like to have.