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<blockquote data-quote="stkm04" data-source="post: 670101" data-attributes="member: 44881">Hi - I have a strange effect on my D3400:I record in JGP/Fine &amp; RAW which means that for each photo I get two files: DSC_1234.JPG, and DSC_1234.NEFBut once in a while, like once in a couple of hundred photos or so, the file names are NEF(1).JPG, NEF(1).NEF, and if that happens again NEF(2).JPG, NEF(2).NEF and so on.&nbsp;By comparing the file-creation dates I find that those files seem to be not renamed to the DSC_.... naming convention because there is a gap in the sequence number.I have a ScanDisk Extreme Class 10 64gb memory card, and the occurrence of this issue does not seem to be related to the speed in which I take photos (e.g. taking photos in rapid sequence).Any idea where this could be coming from and how to avoid it?The camera is brand new, less than 2 months old.Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stkm04, post: 670101, member: 44881"] Hi - I have a strange effect on my D3400: I record in JGP/Fine & RAW which means that for each photo I get two files: DSC_1234.JPG, and DSC_1234.NEF But once in a while, like once in a couple of hundred photos or so, the file names are NEF(1).JPG, NEF(1).NEF, and if that happens again NEF(2).JPG, NEF(2).NEF and so on. By comparing the file-creation dates I find that those files seem to be not renamed to the DSC_.... naming convention because there is a gap in the sequence number. I have a ScanDisk Extreme Class 10 64gb memory card, and the occurrence of this issue does not seem to be related to the speed in which I take photos (e.g. taking photos in rapid sequence). Any idea where this could be coming from and how to avoid it? The camera is brand new, less than 2 months old. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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