Capture Date Editing

Hi!
Though I read the other messages about dates in LR, I didn't find any valuable answer for my problem:
Editing Capture Date with the shift process works fine. When I want to edit to a specific date, that is another story:
I have a lot of Tiff files, that come from negativ scans.
If I select only one picture in the library grid, every thing goes right.
If I select more than one picture (ctrl A, or using "shift click" or "control click"), I have very surprising results.
Sometimes all the Capture Dates are updated in the right way. Fine.
BUT sometimes, only few of them (one, two ore more at the beginig of the selection) are set to the right specific capture date, the other files getting various dates and times, in a quite unexpected maner. The dates could be set in any year (sometimes 2008..), sometimes only the day is shifted with one step, teh time may be set to any value (nothing goes with DLT shift).
I tried to check for any relation between files that are updated in the good way or not, but I didn't found anything that could make sense.
Of course, I can edit all my files one by one, but I'd like to find soething else. Because I read in a message that the "Edit Capture Date" of LR is a mess, I tried some extra softs working on EXIF and IPTC informations, but it seems that they can only change things for JPEG, not for TIFF files.
I use a PC, win XP SP2, pentium P4, 1 Gig ram, and a lot of free space in my hard drives. I use LR 1.2, but I don't remember if I got thoose probs with LR1.1.
Thanks for any help or information.
Jerome

That could be really a good answer..
I perhaps misunderstood the "edit capture time" functionality. I thought that if I specify the date and the time, thoose values should replace what was recorded before (and not shift them with the same amount of time). That could make sense especialy for the files that have only one date field before editing: there is nothing to "shift", only a field to fill....
Anyway, I will try to check If the files had the same date/time values before editing or not, and I'll try to look exactly at the values before and after. And I'll go back (tomorrow, I think) for, I hope, the end of the story.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Jerome.

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When I import old iMovie 06 movies, the capture dates gets lost. Here is one of the original clips in iMovie 06:
However, after importing in iMovie 11, the capture dates are lost. I tried many variations, like import the iMovie 06 project, or cd to the *.iMovieProject directory and import the actual clips, etc.
Now, good iMovie11 clips have the capture date imbedded in the file name (as in clip-2010-03-14 hh;mm;ss.dv). However, the ones imported from iMovie 06 end up in iMovie 11 with simple names such as clip55.dv. So it's not surprising I cannot see the capture dates in iMovie 11.
So I looked inside the *.iMovieProject directory hoping to find the capture dates either in the file name or in a plist, but I couldn't (nothing in the plists below)
... Jan 23 2010 Cache/Thumbnails.plist
... Jan 23 2010 Cache/Timeline Movie Data.plist
... Jan 23 2010 Cache/Timeline Movie.mov
... Nov 8 2009 Media/Clip55.dv
etc
Finally, I opened Clip55.dv in QuickTime and looked at MovieInspector, but I could not see any capture date (similar to exif in jpegs).
So obviously I missed them. My question is where in the iMovie 06 project can I find them? If accessible, I can write a script to fix the clips imported in iMovie11 by changing their names. I tried it manually, and it worked.
Thanks in advance

Hi - Couple of things.
Click on the offending clip that you imported from iMovie in your FCP Bin and type Command + 9 to see the item properties. Either report those item properties, or if easier, take a screen shot of the item properties and post that.
Then click any where on the timeline you are having trouble with and type Command + 0 (Zero) to see the sequence settings. Either report those settings or take a screen shot of the Sequence Settings window and post that.
In order for FCP to use the video without rendering, both the items properties of the source clip, and the sequence settings must match - and both must be within standard production parameters.
Also, you can click on the source clip in the FCP Bin, then control-click on the clip and select Reveal in Finder from the drop down menu. Once that file is revealed, open it in Quicktime 7 and see if if plays correctly there.
Hope this helps.
MtD

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I am importing iMovie HD projects into iMovie 09.
The clips in iMovie HD (originally imported from DV) have the correct capture date/time on them.
However, when I import these clips into iMovie 09, it does not preserve these dates for the events but instead chooses to use the "file create date/time" as the event date time.
Is this info lost forever in iMovie 09 or is there some setting that can use the original clip capture date info as the event date/time?
Thanks.

Hi,
I am importing iMovie HD projects into iMovie 09.
The clips in iMovie HD (originally imported from DV) have the correct capture date/time on them.
However, when I import these clips into iMovie 09, it does not preserve these dates for the events but instead chooses to use the "file create date/time" as the event date time.
Is this info lost forever in iMovie 09 or is there some setting that can use the original clip capture date info as the event date/time?
Thanks.

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