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I would also agree that it can possibly be a problem from your memory card. A couple of years ago, I accidentally dropped my rebel right after I took a shot, which meant it hit on impact while it was still buffering the images. The camera was fine, however, all the pics I took prior to the dropped had somehow been removed and the picture being buffered during the drop showed only half, just like the picture you posted.
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Yep, that's a corrupt file - no real way of telling where the corruption occurrred, but most likely on transfer to the computer if it looked fine in the camera...
Have you tried viewing the image in the camera again?
Did you transfer the image via a card reader, or by hooking up the camera to your computer?
Have you tried copying that image to the computer again?
Is the card a reputable brand, or a knock-off? How old?
Have you run any error checks on the card?
It's likely just a one-off transfer error - if everything is working fine now, just attribute it to whatever 'threat' you believe in, & keep shooting.
Have you tried viewing the image in the camera again?
Did you transfer the image via a card reader, or by hooking up the camera to your computer?
Have you tried copying that image to the computer again?
Is the card a reputable brand, or a knock-off? How old?
Have you run any error checks on the card?
It's likely just a one-off transfer error - if everything is working fine now, just attribute it to whatever 'threat' you believe in, & keep shooting.
