Daylight savings problem - Fixed in LR4?

Hi all,
I'm using LR3 and recently discovered a problem where the program automatically adjusts the 'Time Taken' field in the photo's EXIF data to match Daylight Savings time. Obviously this is extremely stupid becasue I want to know what time the photo was taken at at the time, not what it corresponds to now.
It seems the problem has been around since LR1.0, and there's a lot of threads about this dating back to 2007, such as this one: http://forums.adobe.com/message/1383951#1383951
What I really want to know is this: Is the problem finally fixed in LR4? If so I'll be upgrading as quickly as possible.
Thanks,
Martin

Why don't you try it out for yourself. Download the LR4 trial and see if it works properly for your circumstances using a test library. Obviously, be sure to you don't upgrade your only copy of your LR3 library in the process.

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