D 600 shooting two of everything: I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click...

mike 101 Loc: Quincy Mass

I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click once but when I download or upload ( don't want to get that wrong) into lightroom there are two of everything. While I am on here I have a Sigma Macro lens 50mm I was working great on my d600 and D7000 then out of the blue I get the message on the screen EE any help would be appreciated.

Nikon_DonB Loc: Chicago

You may have it set to save images in RAW and JPEG formats.

Bill MN Loc: Western MN

mike 101 wrote:

I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click once but when I download or upload ( don't want to get that wrong) into lightroom there are two of everything. While I am on here I have a Sigma Macro lens 50mm I was working great on my d600 and D7000 then out of the blue I get the message on the screen EE any help would be appreciated.

2nd question, card contacts may be dirty take the card out and put it back in. Contacts on lens may need cleaning.

hikercheryl Loc: Madison, NC

Nikon_DonB wrote:

You may have it set to save images in RAW and JPEG formats.

I agree.

Cdouthitt Loc: Traverse City, MI

Agree that it is likely raw + jpg. If it were taking three images, I would have said iso bracketing.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

mike 101 wrote:

I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click once but when I download or upload ( don't want to get that wrong) into lightroom there are two of everything. While I am on here I have a Sigma Macro lens 50mm I was working great on my d600 and D7000 then out of the blue I get the message on the screen EE any help would be appreciated.

As to your second question, is it "EE" or "FEE"? FEE would mean you don't have the lenses aperture ring set to the smallest aperture when shooting.

Pablo8 Loc: Nottingham UK.

Run the cursor over each of the two thumb-nail images on the screen, and you will (should) see the details .Either raw or Jpeg. You have shot/selected to shoot both in camera.

ncshutterbug

Also check to see if you have accidentally checked bracketing setting. On mine you can choose any number of duplicate shots.

cthahn

mike 101 wrote:

I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click once but when I download or upload ( don't want to get that wrong) into lightroom there are two of everything. While I am on here I have a Sigma Macro lens 50mm I was working great on my d600 and D7000 then out of the blue I get the message on the screen EE any help would be appreciated.

Check the file name on each photo. You might be t aking a RAW & and JPG together.

albe Loc: Bonny Scotland

mike 101 wrote:

I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click once but when I download or upload ( don't want to get that wrong) into lightroom there are two of everything. While I am on here I have a Sigma Macro lens 50mm I was working great on my d600 and D7000 then out of the blue I get the message on the screen EE any help would be appreciated.

It is possible that you may have set the camera to automatically back up every shot on to the second memory card. I can't remember the menu settings for this off hand but it may be worth while checking it out in the manual.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

mike 101 wrote:

I don't know what I did or how I did it but, my D 600 is shooting two of every picture I shoot. I have it on single I get two I only hear it click once but when I download or upload ( don't want to get that wrong) into lightroom there are two of everything. While I am on here I have a Sigma Macro lens 50mm I was working great on my d600 and D7000 then out of the blue I get the message on the screen EE any help would be appreciated.

Likely you've set the burst mode to two shots. Check your owner's manual for instructions to get out of it and back to single shot.

JPL

I am sure it is the RAW + JPG setting as others have suggested

RichieC Loc: Adirondacks

Pablo8 wrote:

Run the cursor over each of the two thumb-nail images on the screen, and you will (should) see the details .Either raw or Jpeg. You have shot/selected to shoot both in camera.

This is indeed your answer. You have many options on how images are written to your card(s). Read that section in your manual. It will all become clear.

The ee is probably a contact issue or you have autofocus on and the aperture is not set to F22 or the smallest, as has already been mentioned.

SharpShooter Loc: NorCal

Mike, maybe your on a roll. Soon you'll have two of everything.
Two cameras, two lenses, two wives..........
Lucky guy!! SS

JPL

RichieC wrote:

This is indeed your answer. You have many options on how images are written to your card(s). Read that section in your manual. It will all become clear.

The ee is probably a contact issue or you have autofocus on and the aperture is not set to F22 or the smallest, as has already been mentioned.

You should check the aperture setting first, before anything else to get rid of the ee. Set your aperture (the aperture ring on the lens) to the highest possible number.