Can i change the dates of my photo's?

Hello, I took some photo's with my pentax camera but didn't notice that it had the wrong date on them. Which meant that when i imported into iphoto it shows them in the worng chronological order.
Is there any way i can change the date on the photo's???

Hi there,
You should be able to change the date in the source column (left column, bottom). I've done this and seems to work. It does rearrange items as dates are changed both in the library and in the iPhoto folders...
BTW - I use 'Film Rolls' view...
Good luck, Rick
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