Time stamp off by two hours - in file name

When I import, I rename my files to include date and time in the filename, like so:
[IMG NR] - [YYYY]-[MM]-[DD] [HH].[MM].cr2
Here's the strange thing: If I do the renaming on import, LR3 consistently adds +2 to the hours. So an image that was taken at 06.49 will have 08.49 in the filename. And this has only happened to the photos imported with LR3 final. (Not sure about the betas, but the bug wasn't there in LR2.)
I've double checked the camera clock, and it is correct. I've checked the EXIF - which is also correct! And if I do the renaming after importing, LR3 gets it right.
I guess not many will have come across this bug, but if anyone out there has any ideas what might be going on I'm all ears.

ISeward wrote:
Ok. Sounds like a pretty weird bug! Did someone by accident try to build
GMT conversion into the file renaming module ... and fail miserably,
considering it is adding hours, not subtracting?
LR has had problems with date / time since the LR1 beta. It drove me crazy and reduced me to making small dolls of all the LR engineers to stick pins in – sorry guys
I think LR seems to give preference to xmp data, probably because xmp belongs to Adobe. In digital photography the original standard EXIF, which is what cameras use, appears to be copied to xmp on import and then LR uses xmp info from then on.
I think the xmp spec adjusts the time to the local time zone and this action was built into LR. This “feature” has been largely eliminated but seems to have popped back up to bite us
Hm, well I don't know, I never write XMP. Esp. not on import. But your explanation sounds like the only reasonable one.

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encoder continous 21-4-2013.vi ‏28 KB

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