Double Images: I know that I should know the answer this question but my brain isn't working right now, so here goes...I shot with a Nikon D7100 and when I put my images in the...

Wrongway1947 Loc: York, PA.

I know that I should know the answer this question but my brain isn't working right now, so here goes...I shot with a Nikon D7100 and when I put my images in the computer, I get two images, i.e. DSC0738 and DSC0738_2. This just started and I'm not sure what I changed or did differently. I'm shooting in JPEG - Fine.
Any suggestions?

oldtigger Loc: Roanoke Virginia-USA

Wrongway1947 wrote:

I know that I should know the answer this question but my brain isn't working right now, so here goes...I shot with a Nikon D7100 and when I put my images in the computer, I get two images, i.e. DSC0738 and DSC0738_2. This just started and I'm not sure what I changed or did differently. I'm shooting in JPEG - Fine.
Any suggestions?

change the setting on your camera.
pages 57 and 240

f8lee Loc: New Mexico

Is it possible you somehow copied the image files over to your computer two times? Typically if you send the identical file again the OS will append it with a 2

RWR Loc: La Mesa, CA

Wrongway1947 wrote:

I know that I should know the answer this question but my brain isn't working right now, so here goes...I shot with a Nikon D7100 and when I put my images in the computer, I get two images, i.e. DSC0738 and DSC0738_2. This just started and I'm not sure what I changed or did differently. I'm shooting in JPEG - Fine.
Any suggestions?

Two for the price of one. What a deal!!

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Wrongway1947 wrote:

I know that I should know the answer this question but my brain isn't working right now, so here goes...I shot with a Nikon D7100 and when I put my images in the computer, I get two images, i.e. DSC0738 and DSC0738_2. This just started and I'm not sure what I changed or did differently. I'm shooting in JPEG - Fine.
Any suggestions?

Doing a manual reset would probably solve the problem, but it would be nice to know what caused it.

Wrongway1947 Loc: York, PA.

Thanks everyone, I'll try these suggestions.

BboH Loc: s of 2/21, Ellicott City, MD

f8lee wrote:

Is it possible you somehow copied the image files over to your computer two times? Typically if you send the identical file again the OS will append it with a 2

:thumbup:

Quixdraw Loc: x

Did you accidentally set Bracket? I did that a while back and got two images of each shot.

wdross Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado

Wrongway1947 wrote:

I know that I should know the answer this question but my brain isn't working right now, so here goes...I shot with a Nikon D7100 and when I put my images in the computer, I get two images, i.e. DSC0738 and DSC0738_2. This just started and I'm not sure what I changed or did differently. I'm shooting in JPEG - Fine.
Any suggestions?

I have setup my Olympus for a RAW and JPEG which drives my wife nuts since she has no idea what to do with the RAW image. Have you accidentally set your camera up the same way and driving yourself nuts?

oldtigger Loc: Roanoke Virginia-USA

Wrongway1947 wrote:

...I get two images, i.e. DSC0738 and DSC0738_2. This just started and I'm not sure what I changed or did differently. I'm shooting in JPEG - Fine.
...,.

heck the exif files.
If they are they same you are bursting, if different then perhaps you are bracketing.