One or more of the image files are corrupted. This can happen when the camera batteries fail at an inopportune time (while a file is being saved, for instance), when the SD card is removed from the computer without being ejected, or when the files on the SD are manipulated (such as rotating it) on the computer and then returning the card to the camera.
Even though the camera may not be able to read or display these files, I have found that sometimes the computer is still able to. Before giving up on all the images, try them in a computer both via one or more card readers or directly in an SD card slot.
If all else fails, you can reuse the SD card by formatting it in the camera.
SOURCE: Transferring images on camera memery onto memory card.
I had the same problem, and I found after much playing and mostly accidental findings that I could do this by following these steps
1. Put an SD card in the camera. Will not work otherwise
2. Go into playback mode, where you view the pictures, button looks like an blue arrow pointing to the right
3. Press the round 4 way controller downwards, and a menu (that I have never seen before!) appears
4. Choose the 4th icon along on the top line and that will give you options to transfer from memory card to camera and the other way around.
SOURCE: 4gb Memory card error
In order to use 4gb memory your camera has to be approve for SDHC use.
If it isn't the most memory you can put into your camera is 2 gb
SOURCE: error messages "cannot display image" or memory card error, etc.
Try a different SD card to start.
SOURCE: I have a pentax IST
Have you tried another memory card? It might be a dirty contact on the card socket in your camera.
SOURCE: Pentax K200D Digital SLR - Error Message "f - - "
This can also happen when the lens have an aperture adjustment ring, and it is not set to the "Auto" setting ("A", on my Sigma)/
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