Synched Photos Corrupted When Viewed On iPhone

what is the pixel size of the JPG images? and what camera where the shot with?

Hey, thx - it's from a 6mp camera - looks perfect on the 'puter - just corrupt on the IPhone. Looks fine on my MP3 players also so i'm thinking this is specific to the IPHone.

Hey sorry folks - thought this was my thread that I posted about the same subject. DOH!... Anyways, it's a standard JPG image 1728x1296 - 72dpi. Ones of lesser resolution have the same issue...

I am experiencing the same problem. Some of the pictures appear to sync fine, most do not, and many just don't even sync.

The image sizes vary between mostly 2816 x 2112 (Canon SD750 IS), a few 2448 x 3264 (Sony DSC-T100) and some various other sizes.

I'm assumed it was a Windows Vista issue - since I synched my photos with a Windows 2003 server machine at work and the photos looked great. But if a Mac is having the same issue then it has to be something else.

I hope apple can fix this ASAP 😟

I have read a ton of posts of Vista users having problems with syncing photos - try this.

Put your photos on a folder on a USB thumb drive. Then choose that folder to sync and try it.

What I read seemed to point to the flavor of NTFS that Vista is using. By syncing with a thumbdrive, you are syncing to a FAT32 drive, which is a simple format compared to NTFS. It apparently has to do with Vista NTFS, not XP NTFS.

Another user just tried it and it worked for them.

Give that a shot.

My wife had this issue in Vista with pics for her iPod. We changed them to .bmp and it worked...IIRC.

It's not just a Windows issue. The same problem showed up for me recently. I was unable to import images from the iPhone to iPhoto or directly to my Mac using Apple's Image Capture software.

I resolved the problem today by resetting the iPhone and reimporting the pictures.

I was then able to import all of my pictures without any problems (the colour bands, pixelated spots, etc are all gone now).