Video creation date not correctly read?

This might be a bug--it appears to me that Bridge is not reading the EXIF "date/time original" field for avi files--instead it is reading the MS windows dates which is a bad thing because any time you copy a file, these dates get changed. Even just moving a video file to another hard disk will destroy the MS windows "creation date". However the EXIF dates are untouched.
I'm using exiftool to read the metadata.
Bart

iPhoto uses EXIF metadata for it's creation date and videos do not have that metadata. You can use the Photos ➙ Adjust Date and Time.... menu option to change the date to whatever you need to get it to sort in the right order when sorted by Date.
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