Images are damaged after importing

Hi,
I imported a set of images last night after an event. All the images looks great in the camera but after importing it some images looks damages, looks like scratches and colour faded or half of the image is white or black or blue...
Have you experienced it before? Any advice? Do you think it might be the issue with the momory card? I use UDMA 7 Delkin Device memory card for the first time.
Please help.
Thanks,
Kamal Mostofi

Some hardware malfunction between the camera and the computer is causing the image to be corrupted.
This could be anywhere, camera card, card reader or USB Cable/USB port, hard disk or even memory.
Best you should try importing using different hardware, and if possible try importing on a different computer.

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