What Happened Here?
I take photos, but I am not all that sophisticated about photography. January, for me, is a month of clearing out and organizing; it helps me face the rest of the year with more confidence. As I was clearing out duplicate photos, I came across this:
My photo has holes in it.
It looks like a tear in the photo, see the way the lines resonate around the center? I think the holes in the bottom might actually be in the woven fabric, but the hole in the center is definitely a flaw. How did this happen? Are all my digital photos at risk?
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Nothing’s wrong. I think it’s a reflection on the glass when you took the picture.
When image processors get corrupted you get something like this and this, and sometimes very small white/colored dots known as corrupted pixels.
LLLOOOLLL – you are right. It is lights reflected on glass. My mistake. I was seriously worried!
Yep, that makes sense. 🙂
Phew hehehe
what a weird and uncommon error
looks like you took the shot thru a shop window. Digital corruption is completely different. My advice is to periodically backup to disk.