When importing jpeg images I am getting 2 dupplicates need fix.

When I import jpeg images from Sony a77 camera to my windows 7 computer I am getting 2 more dupplicates, the 2nd one has noise that looks like rectangles . Is there a fix for this? It is on elements 10.

For Importing from Camera, I am guessing you are using 'From Card or card reader'. The media imported in this way is imported via Adobe Photodownloader. Can you please check if the option for 'Automatically fix red eyes' is unchecked? It would be good if you can paste the snapshot of the import dialog you are using. I am guessing some setting in import dialog is causing this issue.
~Surendra

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"The following file cannot be imported. The file is in an unrecognisable format"

What version of iPhoto? Of the OS? What camera? Does your camera mount to the desktop? Have you tried image capture? Have you tried a USB card reader? When did you last reformat your camera memory card using the camera's format command?
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Process:
SystemUIServer [154]
Path:
/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemUIServer.app/Contents/MacOS/SystemUIServer
Identifier:
com.apple.systemuiserver
Version:
1.6 (298.17)
Build Info:
SystemUIServer-2981700~7
Code Type:
X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [149]
PlugIn Path:
/Library/Application Support/iStat local/extras/iStatMenusDrives.menu/Contents/MacOS/iStatMenusDrives
PlugIn Identifier: com.iSlayer.iStatMenusDrives
PlugIn Version:
??? (2.0)
Date/Time:
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Mac OS X 10.6.8 (10K549)
Report Version: 6
Interval Since Last Report:
239771 sec
Crashes Since Last Report:
1
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 3525 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report:   1
Anonymous UUID:
4C22FC88-8025-4C80-AEF8-A730365FC6C5
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0 :
Name = (null)
Mount = /
UUID = B059E233-0145-3B10-842A-1D92DEB14682
Icon = NSWorkspaceIcon
BSD = disk0s2
Type = Physical
Mounted = 1
Ejectable = 0
Boot = 1
Whole = 0
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I can open the JPG in question with PREVIEW, photoshop etc.. actually if I try to import a photo that I had originally imported it also fails..
Please help... Thank you..

I too had this error message (and to be honest, it was becoming a bit of a pain). I resolved it in a slightly different way to Terence.
I had 10 photos that were allegedly unreadable; however, as Terence rightly says, they are duplicates. When I opened iPhoto I mad a note of each of the files concerned and did a Spotlight search throughout my hard drive.
For each photo, there were four or five duplicates. I deleted all but one of each of the photos and then reopened iPhoto. No more error message.
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Like I said before, you cannot open a jpeg as a jpeg, the file must be decompressed to open in PS or in Aperture, and that has always been the case.
I do not know how it used to work, but I tested and you are correct that with PS 12.1 and with Aperture 3.2.2 a JPEG sent to open in external editor (PS) is opened into your choice of lossless format and then goes back to Aperture in the lossless format you chose.
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3212997&#3212997
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4535542&#4535542
http://kstudio.net/re.html
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I'm currently playing with the trial version of LR. While importing JPEG's with different color spaces (sRGB and Adobe RGB) to LR I've noticed a strange effect: There is a small but noticable difference in color, depending if the JPEG was previously saved in AdobeRGB, or sRGB. All the images I've tested so far should not contain critical colors that exceed normal sRGB. When opened in CS2 both versions of a JPEG, AdobeRGB and sRGB, typically look perceptually identical, no matter if I leave the sRGB image to sRGB, or convert it to the working space (AdobeRGB). Also my color-managed image viewer behaves as it should. So I don't think it's a matter of the different color spaces.
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2) When I change the color space of an PSD or JPEG inside CS2 (I used the default setting 'relative colorimetric') and save it to JPEG and then import this JPEG to LR, colors are far off. The strength of this mostly reddish color cast depends on the color space of the imported JPEG, strongest for Prophoto, less strong for Adobe and sRGB. Interestingly, when I convert the color space inside CS2 and save the result to PSD, it will display correctly when imported in LR. Another interesting side effect: the thumbnails of LR-exported JPEG's in the "Open" dialogs of CS2 and LR (I guess those are not color-managed) show the typical color-flatness for the Adobe and even more the ProPhoto version. For the CS2-converted JPEG's, all thumbnails look just a colorful as the thumbnail of the sRGB version.
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When importing jpeg images I am getting 2 dupplicates need fix.

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