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My mind wasn't exactly in the gutter. It was stretched there to

find what was awkward about this photo. The purse could just as

easily be a diaper bag and the white thing a nipple.

I think it's what's sticking out of her purse.

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Which brand are you using Steve?

Thank you everyone for your help today. As the card is the only thing different lately and my previous 512 card worked with no problem over the past year, I think I'll return the card (again) and try another brand.

Rob,

 

I formatted the card in the camera.

Giampiero,

 

Thank you for your response. I am not shooting the photos as RAW images. I've set my own parameters on my camera--increasing sharpness and colour saturation. The images are transferred to my PC using the USB port. I am using the software "Zoombrowser" that came with my camera to convert files from the camera to my PC. Is is possible that running other programs on my PC such as Outlook while downloading files from my camera corrupts the photo files?

I should add that the images look alright on the camera monitor.

Thanks for the replies. I have formatted the card and checked for "firmware" updates for my camera. I have also posted my question on other photography sites.

I've had my camera for a year. Everything worked fine until I

bought a Silicon Power 66X 2GB CF card. About one of every 20

pictures looks as though it's been cut up and glued together the

wrong way. Has anyone else had this problem?