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    Specific Files partially corrupted by water

    Thanks O.Robles. I did find a free tool called Exiftool that would extract the Thumbnail from the .JPEG. I used it as a .EXE file in the command prompt with the command "exiftool -b -ThumbnailImage my_image.jpg > my_thumbnail.jpg" to store the thumbnail as a separate file. Of course, it's...
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    Specific Files partially corrupted by water

    I'm on Win 10
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    Specific Files partially corrupted by water

    Thanks, that makes sense that the thumbnail might be a file within a file and that was not damaged on these samples. If that's the case, it will be a very low-res option of the original photo without near the amount of work revnart shows is required. Is there an easy way to access just the...
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    Specific Files partially corrupted by water

    One interesting thing is I uploaded one of these photos to another website and the thumbnail showing the uploaded file had stripped away the obstruction, showing the original restored photo. This tells me there is a way to access this "layer".
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    Specific Files partially corrupted by water

    Howdy all, I have 600+ photos that went under water with a camera while on vacation (3 examples attached). The water caused 1 or more layers of color to be placed on top of the photos. One example shows 2 different "colorings", 1 opaque & 1 semi-transparent. I know that the photo information...
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