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Gear Talk => Other => Topic started by: David Paterson on June 07, 2018, 19:00:08
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I have a strange thing happening with SD cards holding shots from a D600, looked at with ViewNX2 - two images-files, with the same file-name, seeming to be on the same position on the memory card, but shot at very different times. Does anyone recognise this? In the attached jpeg, an image of a Japanese scroll is highlighted but an image of garden plants is shown.
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the general way to deal with this situation is rename base characters before 10.000 shots are reached.
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normally Nikon creates a new folder after the 9999 overflow.
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you have a Sandisk card from a certain production range (or Transcend), then everything can happen including data loss, file overwrite complete unreadability. Had that several times. Now my cards are Lexar XQD or Samsung SD
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card readers can destroy cards too!
PPS
Close NX2, delete cache, restart. It might only be a cache integrity problem
GOOD LUCK OLD FRIEND!
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Thanks for that, Frank - I'll think about all you say.
The card in question is a Toshiba 64gb SDXC.
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Frank is right on the money here.
I get over this issue by using the "advanced" method when importing from my camera's card to the computer.
That gives me the chance to apply a new prefix to the file names and I increase that number when I reach the 9999th image in a series.
In your case, my guess is that the rhododendrons have the same frame number as the scroll does?
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Dave,
Make a small jpeg of both your _6009155.NEF photos, no edits needed.
If you have a Mac: open the jpegs in Preview, open the Inspector( ⌘ I ), and in the Nikon tab the shutter count will be listed.
If you have a pc there are online tools where you can upload a jpeg to get a shutter count.
That should give you more info about both photos.