Nikon D200 two files NEF and JPEG

Hello,
I'am a newbee with aperture.
I shoot my pictures in NEF and JPEG for a reason.
My thing yet is:
How can I easily split the two extensions when I import them and rename than in a row.
eg when I shoot a hunderd pictures underwater in NEF and JPEG, I have 200 pictures two rename.
I know I can click each NEF picture and than in batch rename ( same with JPEG), but is there a way to put all the NEF together and rename the same with JPEG?

Welcome to the family.
I'am a newbee with aperture.
I shoot my pictures in NEF and JPEG for a reason.<
You can search the forum for similar terms, the topic of shooting raw+jpg comes up about once a week.
Many new users expect Aperture to conform to or to support their old ways of doing things. They often try to force Aperture to work the way they want it to. In a nutshell, Aperture seems to be designed specifically to eliminate this practice. of shooting raw+jpg. Once you understand and learn to live with Aperture's paradigm, you will realize you no longer need to shoot or to keep the jpegs.
If your old habits truly require the duplicate jpgs, I doubt you will be happy using Aperture for your raw images.
However, I also hope you get different advice, something that will help you directly. Patience, other users will contribute their opinions over the next few days.
bogiesan

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My apologies to all of you who don't/cannot read/understand Dutch. The following is in Dutch and not Double Dutch.
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Hi,
Recently purchased the D200 and discovered that the
Raw files are not supported. Just wondering if it is
Aperture or the 10.4.4 that is causing the problems.
Anyone else facing the same problems?
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