The cause?

[Captpegleg]

Any idea what might cause this?
Thanks

 

[ChrisA]

Any idea what might cause this?
Thanks

Is this a one-time problem? If so I'd think it is a corrupted file.

If it happens on several photos you have a problem with the electronics that reads the sensor in the camera.

 

[Big-TDI-Guy]

Do u have an external flash or battery grip? If they were loose, perhaps a power spike occurred while writing the file?

Did u shoot a bunch of pictures in a row? Maybe the card was too slow and corrupted a few images?

Or just a bad card?

I know I've seen sensors do funky stuff when experiencing physical shock - bump the camera or lens while snapping away?

Or just a random error, ...

Are your kids radioactive?

 

[gryffinwings]

Another questio, what camera is this?

 

[mulo]

Another questio, what camera is this?

the camera is a Nikon d700 with an AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

 

[Captpegleg]

Thanks for the responses. It happens with both my D700 and D3. I use Aperture and the problem shows in that application when I start editing. I thought at first it might have been a bad card but now I feel like it's something to do with Aperture.