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Once I open those corrupted pictures all I get is an image in gray color. However, back on the PC, I learned that most of my shoots were corrupted. Problem: Reviewing pictures on camera made me confident that I had my shots.

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Scenario: Portrait photo session with a new Sony a7III using two Memory cards for backup using the simultaneous recording on Scandisk Extreme Pro V3 128GB. I know this is an old post, but I want to rub salt into the wound with my bad experience. But for landscape types, I now do configure slot 2 as JPEG backup. Personally I have not experienced card failure so not worry the backup purpose. For action photos I put both SF-G in A9, don't use slot 2 but just for swapping when card in slot 1 is full.

In regular purposes, I put SF-G in slot 1 and SF-M in slot 2 of both cameras. Never have any issues so far on A7r III and A9 (or any brands of CF/SD cards in all cameras, Nikon, Canon and Sony) but I don't shoot much videos.

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Also own two 'Sony 128GB SF-G Series UHS-II SDXC' cards. Because of exact issue I heard on A7 III from you and a few others, I didn't purchase 'Lexar 128GB SDXC 1000x' (the same card doesn't have problems with A7r III/II and A9) but a twin pack of 'Sony 128GB SF-M Series UHS-II U3 Class 10' for A7r III. Previously we have not heard much card issues with A7r III, A7r II and A9. Maybe this is not memory cards' own issue alone but a combination with this specific camera A7 III. I wish I could offer advise or help, but beyond shooting on two cards, I don't see much else we can do. The camera also seems very finicky when it comes to card compatibility, which is especially odd considering Sony's own super expensive SFG cards aren't necessary the most compatible.

I think Sony's file database system in the camera is partially to blame, as it is not very robust. Sony and Lexar cards have both been troublesome for us, but I've read others having issues with Prograde in the A7III here as well. Quick format will let you recover the files because the camera won't fill every single block of memory with 0 or -1.I have had more issues with the Sony A7III and file corruptions than I have seen in the past 18 years combined.

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I think as a compromise it should an option for the owner to choose which format to use a Quick One or the Full one. Help guide for the A7R2 (similar page for all models except 1): That way, nobody will be able to steal your deleted (through formatting) photos if someone gets access to the memory card or if you sell it or lose it. I don´t have any idea why Sony is doing that? In my case I could recover all information if it supposes to be just a quick format option. In my personal point of view card formatting in that way is overneeded. SD card after accidentally successful format operation inside the Sony A7RII camera in HEX Editor Now I know exactly that IT IS NOT POSSIBLE to recover data after successfully completed format operation inside the camera.īut to know that you don´t need to use any recovery programs it is enough to open HEX editor and check the card and you will see that everywhere is ff

I have spent all night trying to recover files from an accidentally formatted card inside the Sony a7RII.

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