N95 DAte & time in photos

How can i put date & time in my photos?

You can edit your pictures in the PC and add the date and time stamp there but I don't know of any fast and easy way to do it.
Anyway, the metadata of the picture has the date and time that the picture was taken so you can still organize the pictures in your pc by date taken.
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How to print date & time in photos

Thanks for the help.
I need to print either photos with time and dates in them... or the Bridge contact sheet with date and time info.
The final printed image will be used in court to photo document evidence.
Do I have to do a screen capture or is there some other way?
My camera will not allow me to imprint time and date.
I'm using CS4 on both Windows and Mac.
Thanks again in advance for the taking the time to help.
Dances With Pixels
I may have sent this twice, but I'm new to this and this is my first time trying to post.

Thank you for taking the time to respond. Much appreciated.
And will follow up on your suggestions.
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 23:55:31 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: How to print date & time in photos
I think there are (various) Scripts about for that.
For example addExifDate1.5.jsx:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1346521
One should be able to adapt it to include the time.
You could ask in the Photoshop Scripting Forum or http://www.ps-scripts.com/
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Date & Time on Photos

Hi there, Need to be able to show & print date & time on the photos I take with my 9320, can anybody suggest how.

On page 38 of the User Guide for your camera, it tells you to put the camera in Postcard Mode and then on the bottom of the page it shows how to turn on the date stamp. I don't know if you want to use this mode or not though.
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I have a Canon SD800IS camera and it does not seem to allow me to put a timestamp on the actual photo unless it's in some specific high resolution portrait picture mode. Is there some way iPhoto can put the date on my photos? It's amazing my expensive camera does not have this feature, unless i'm wrong, it does have the date and time but i see no option to timestamp my photos. Thanks.

On page 38 of the User Guide for your camera, it tells you to put the camera in Postcard Mode and then on the bottom of the page it shows how to turn on the date stamp. I don't know if you want to use this mode or not though.
iPhoto cannot add the date stamp to your photo. I searched VersionTracker.com and found 2 programs for Windows that can add the date stamp but I didn't find any for MacOS X.

PSE 10 organizer changing date times of photos

I have been having an issue since PSE9 which continues into PSE 10 organizer. After scaning photos and saving into organizer it will not allow assingment of jsut a year or a year month. If I take an old family photo and change date (scanned date) to year 1930 with unknown month it appears to take. Nect I time go into organizer it has changed the date to 12/31/1929. When I assign year and month with no date it will assing a day. PSE 10 also changes time of raw photos, keeps correct year, month, and day but changes time to the time file imported. If I correct the time it appears to take but it reverts back. This has become a major issue as I have over 16K of pictures and have scanned in thousands of old family photos, reasearching dates to use, it is extremetly frustarating to have a program that changes these settings.

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PSE 10 organizer now displays SAMSUNG CAMERA PICTURES as the title for every imported image. This is very annoying. How to I prevent PSE from assigning this attribute to the title metadata upon import? I have thousands of photos, and going through each one to delete the title isn't really an option. Has anyone encountered this type of behavoir?
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Under the Image menu, there's an option to change the date and time. When I click on a group of 20 photos and choose that option, it that all 20 will be adjusted. But not all 20 are actually adjusted. What am i missing?

Hi Terence, thanks for your reply. Here is a couple of images of what the photo data looks like while on the hard drive (note the 2007 date), and after being imported to Photos for Mac (where the 2007 date has completely disappeared and therefore it organises it as a 2015 photo. Does this help?

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When I convert a file to DNG format in Lightroom, it changes the capture time in the metadata to the current date and time, rather than copying the source data. Is there a way in which I can tell it to leave my dates alone?

You wrote: “I noticed my mistake. It seems that what the conversion process was changing was the ‘Metadata Date’ and ‘Date Time’ fields, but ‘Date Time ‘" and ‘Date Time Digitized’ were remaining the proper, original date. The cause of my confusion was that my Metadata panel view was hiding all but the ‘Date Time’ field, so it appeared as though it had overwritten my prior date information.”
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How to print date & time stamp on photos?

How to print date & time stamp on photos?

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File>process multiple files>labels. Be sure to uncheck "same as source", or the originals will be overwritten. It is best to work on duplicate files, esp. while learning.
Use the horizontal or vertical type tool to add the information manually to each picture file
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FCP 6 - How to sort clips (photos) by Date/Time (only)?

Hello All;
I am trying to do something farily simple (I think) but it doesn't seem to be working.
Here's my situation - I am creating a video slide show in FCP consisting probably of about 250 photos from about four different sources but all taken over about 4 days. I imported all of them into a single bin of FCP. I simply want to order each of those photos by the DATE/TIME. If I right-click, I am only able to order by filename or size. However, it I right-click and select "view as list", I am able to reorder by date but it even though it does reorder by date, they are still sorted by filename so this isn't what I want.
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Tim

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How can I preserve the date and time of photos when moving them from iPhone to iPhoto and then to other folders on my computer?

In the past I’ve had no problem moving photos from my iPhone 4 into various folders on my computer while retaining their original date and time. I would import into iPhoto, then drag the photos from iPhoto into other folders via the Finder or Adobe Bridge (which is my principal image organizer). The original date and time of the photo would always travel with the jpeg into iPhoto and then into other folders. However, sometime during a recent session transferring photos in this way, the dates of the photos started to change at the point when I copied them out of iPhoto. Within iPhoto itself, the various original dates of the photos are retained. But in Finder and Bridge, copies of those same photos all carry the same (worthless) date: the date and time that they were imported from my iPhone. I can’t figure out what would have changed on my Mac to make it start re-dating my photos. I was happily dragging and dropping photos, and suddently I started to lose the original dates. Did I inadvertently change some settings? (I am running OS 10.6.8 and using iPhoto 8.)

(I use iPhoto only to import from my iPhone; I organize all my images, including thousands of RAW files, in folders on a big external drive.)
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The problem is that the files I am copying are getting stripped of the EXIF metadata
eliminating iPhoto from your work flow will eliminate one oppertunity to have this happen For photos in iPhoto it is best to export them rather than drag an drop them - this assures your EXIF and IPTC data is correct and uptodate
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Date & Time Stamp on photos clicked via Nokia 5800...

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Can anyone help me out on this.
I want to put Date & Time Stamp on photos clicked via Nokia 5800XM. Is it possible?
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Sach1n wrote:I want to put Date & Time Stamp on photos clicked via Nokia 5800XM. Is it possible?
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Delete the pictures (or remove them from the folder that syncs). This has absolutely nothing to do with iTunes.
If the Photo tab is not displaying in iTunes, resize the window.

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