Have you ever had this problem?
"could not complete your request because an unknown or invalid JPEG marker type is found"
Just happened to me and the answer is hopefully simple to cure. It would seem that a file extension is incorrect. EG. you think you saved it as a .PSD but it has become a .JPG. The file looks ok and you can see it but it won't open. Don't know why it happens but the wrong extension causes a conflict. Simply go into Photoshop or your chosen software and go File > Open, select your image file and choose 'open all readable documents' or if that fails, try opening it, one by one, with your most popular extensions like a .PSD or . TIFF or .NEF or .CAF etc if it is saved as a .JPG or vice versa. IE. file name is "landscape.jpg" try changing the extension to "landscape.psd" or "landscape.tiff" etc etc.
I was born in Blackpool, Lancashire, UK. I am a professional photographer based in London,UK and have been a pro for over 15 years. I am married with a beautiful 8 year old daughter called Sienna.I shoot interior/exterior architectural photography and also shoot stock images of landscapes and travel. I have written three books on digital photography and now do one to one workshops and small groups helping to teach people about this addictive hobby!
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Thanks for the tip. This worked for me. Anyone else, your first attempt at renaming the file extension should be the format with which you (or a collaborator) were originally working. In my case it was *.psd and the photoshop had no problem once I renamed the extension back to .psd.
Same error message and can't find a fix - 18 images - one is perfect, the others do not open in any program, no images in windows, all jpegs, all showing size is 2+mb.
Any luck opening the shots Fran?
you are awesome. this did it! Thank you SO much for the help :)
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