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I've got a Nikon Coolpix S3100 that is now showing:

File contains no image data

when I try to view some of the photos on the SD card from the camera. Viewing the photos on the computer shows the images just fine, and the other photos on the card appear OK so I'm 100% sure that the card isn't corrupted in any way.

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A little research has revealed the cause of this problem.

The problem was only affecting those photos taken in portrait mode that had also been rotated on the computer to make them easier to view. By mistake I'd rotated them on the SD card rather than copy them first and rotate the copy (which I normally do). The Coolpix doesn't seem to store orientation data (reading the EXIF data shows "Normal" for the orientation regardless of the actual orientation of the photo) and it must look at the dimensions of the image and expect them to be particular values.

Rotating the image back to "landscape" makes it viewable on the camera again.

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i have also faced this problem there is no issue with camera in my side problem SD card corrupted please change your card and check again maybe same problem with you...

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No. The card is definitely not corrupted. All the photos read fine on the computer and the landscape ones are completed unaffected. – ChrisF Jun 4 '12 at 11:52
when i face this problem my card work perfect after format but that time problem with card... – Cool Guy Jun 4 '12 at 11:59

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