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Editing date and time taken

mloc · 2007-01-18 17:46:32

Bit of a problem, trying to collate a load of different peoples random shots from a recent trip away, and it turns out some people had the date and time on thier camera set up wrong. Is there a program that can edit this date and time, say by offsetting the recorded time by 5 hours so they all match up? A program with a…

18-01-2007 5:46pm

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Bit of a problem, trying to collate a load of different peoples random shots from a recent trip away, and it turns out some people had the date and time on thier camera set up wrong.

Is there a program that can edit this date and time, say by offsetting the recorded time by 5 hours so they all match up? A program with a batch function would be just great.

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#2 18-01-2007 7:19pm

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I know you can modify them in Lightroom especially as you import the pics into a shoot etc. So I suppose it depends on what programme(s) you have or are using

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#3 18-01-2007 11:41pm

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Numerous free programs out there. Google for EXIF changing programs.

T.

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#4 27-01-2007 11:08pm

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Earlier this week Microsoft released a new PowerToy for XP and Vista that does this. Check out Photo Info

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#5 27-01-2007 11:10pm

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I downloaded it but I think its a bit buggy, the date offset tool resets the time on the photo to 0:00, which is kinda annoying.

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#6 27-01-2007 11:20pm

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I haven't used it. I just ran across the announcement on www.dpreview.com.

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