Validating corrupted images and image format

I need to validate image files by finding corrupted and correct image formats.
Can anybody help me in doing this.
Thanks.
annapurna

You just asked a mouth full!
Sorry I can't help ;)

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       use the new OOPs concept,
PARAMETERS dateTYPE c LENGTH 10.
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ELSE.
MESSAGE 'Format OK' TYPE 'I'.
ENDIF.
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[0-9]{1,2}:[0-9]{2}
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I shoot both RAW & Jpeg the same time.
I explore the Jpeg thumbnails, skipping over the raw files which takes a little longer to load.
One main advantage doing both/
Now anyone can load the Jpegs to view, otherwise they may not have viewer or software to see RAW files.
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**The card anytime it's put back in camera gets reformatted.
Or set aside for safe keeping until the process is complete in case of power failure and or crash.
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Prior/
The camera smarter, picked the SD slot to record to if pulling & replacing CF.
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Hi Ninose11,
ninose11 wrote:
I have several hundred stills that that were scanned at 600dpi in jpeg format. I know that 72dpi would be the norm for images in video, but I intend to zoom in at least 200% on many of the stills. So just to be on the safe side, I scanned them all at 600dpi.
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ninose11 wrote:
In terms of panning and zooming on stills in Premiere Pro, does it matter that the images were scanned as jpegs rather than tiffs or png files?
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ninose11 wrote:
Will that cause problems in Premiere Pro CC for playback or does the image format not matter?
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ninose11 wrote:
If so, would it be wiser to convert all the jpegs to png or tiff files prior to importing into Premiere Pro CC? I understand that they would have to be tiffs or png files to have transparency for compositing purposes. But I only plan to do Ken Burns style moves on the stills, no compositing.
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Hope this post helps guide your decisions.
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