Time stamp changes when exporting...

Hi,
I sometimes want to export an Aperture album to iPhoto so I can then send it to iDVD as a slide-show. I sometimes use Photoshopped jpeg diagrams (not photos) mixed in with my raw originals in the Aperture album as well. I've altered their time stamps so they everything is sorted chronologically as I'd like them.
When I export to a folder I'm finding that the time stamps are being altered and I have to tweak the order in iPhoto - or export with new filenames and sort by title afterwards. This behavious is very puzzling, is it a bug or a feature???

I have the same problem using Photoshop Elements as the editor. The time is changed by 1 hour. Why....? Has anyone found out how this can be stopped?

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"Using Lr4.1 on PC w/ win7pro laptop with external NEC multisync mmonitor-calibrated, I've taken Raws made LR adjustments, then imported 3-10 images into photoshop layers for masking, merges, few if any color changes."
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