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]]> By: Matt http://www.saltedlolly.com/2005/09/14/batch-adjusting-the-exif-time-date-data-in-your-digital-photos/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Matt Sun, 23 Oct 2005 19:58:06 +0000 http://www.saltedlolly.com/?p=55#comment-64 Tried this. You definitely DON'T want to tick the "incremental" checkbox in step 5 above. In Exifer, say if you'd said add 9 hours to each photo (difference between US and Europe) for example, without the box ticked it means "add 9 hours to the time/date stored in each photo" (which is what you want) and with the box ticked it means "add 9 hours to the time/date from the last photo". This "incremental" option is appropriate if you get photos from a friend who didn't set the time on their camera at all, so you get 100 files that all say 12:00:00 AM on 1.1.2001 and you know they were taken in order approximately every 5 minutes, but it's not appropriate for adjusting timezones on photos that were correctly timestamped but all need the same offset. By the way, other tools I've used for the same thing: PhotoStudio (also free, easier than Exifer but refuses to touch photos if the EXIF block is bigger than 64KB) and Digital Photo Utilities (a really nice interface for adjusting time/date, except it's so hidden you can barely find it). Tried this. You definitely DON’T want to tick the “incremental” checkbox in step 5 above. In Exifer, say if you’d said add 9 hours to each photo (difference between US and Europe) for example, without the box ticked it means “add 9 hours to the time/date stored in each photo” (which is what you want) and with the box ticked it means “add 9 hours to the time/date from the last photo”.

This “incremental” option is appropriate if you get photos from a friend who didn’t set the time on their camera at all, so you get 100 files that all say 12:00:00 AM on 1.1.2001 and you know they were taken in order approximately every 5 minutes, but it’s not appropriate for adjusting timezones on photos that were correctly timestamped but all need the same offset.

By the way, other tools I’ve used for the same thing: PhotoStudio (also free, easier than Exifer but refuses to touch photos if the EXIF block is bigger than 64KB) and Digital Photo Utilities (a really nice interface for adjusting time/date, except it’s so hidden you can barely find it).

]]> By: Matt http://www.saltedlolly.com/2005/09/14/batch-adjusting-the-exif-time-date-data-in-your-digital-photos/comment-page-1/#comment-14641 Matt Sun, 23 Oct 2005 17:58:06 +0000 http://www.saltedlolly.com/?p=55#comment-14641 Tried this. You definitely DON'T want to tick the "incremental" checkbox in step 5 above. In Exifer, say if you'd said add 9 hours to each photo (difference between US and Europe) for example, without the box ticked it means "add 9 hours to the time/date stored in each photo" (which is what you want) and with the box ticked it means "add 9 hours to the time/date from the last photo".<br><br>This "incremental" option is appropriate if you get photos from a friend who didn't set the time on their camera at all, so you get 100 files that all say 12:00:00 AM on 1.1.2001 and you know they were taken in order approximately every 5 minutes, but it's not appropriate for adjusting timezones on photos that were correctly timestamped but all need the same offset.<br><br>By the way, other tools I've used for the same thing: PhotoStudio (also free, easier than Exifer but refuses to touch photos if the EXIF block is bigger than 64KB) and Digital Photo Utilities (a really nice interface for adjusting time/date, except it's so hidden you can barely find it). Tried this. You definitely DON’T want to tick the “incremental” checkbox in step 5 above. In Exifer, say if you’d said add 9 hours to each photo (difference between US and Europe) for example, without the box ticked it means “add 9 hours to the time/date stored in each photo” (which is what you want) and with the box ticked it means “add 9 hours to the time/date from the last photo”.

This “incremental” option is appropriate if you get photos from a friend who didn’t set the time on their camera at all, so you get 100 files that all say 12:00:00 AM on 1.1.2001 and you know they were taken in order approximately every 5 minutes, but it’s not appropriate for adjusting timezones on photos that were correctly timestamped but all need the same offset.

By the way, other tools I’ve used for the same thing: PhotoStudio (also free, easier than Exifer but refuses to touch photos if the EXIF block is bigger than 64KB) and Digital Photo Utilities (a really nice interface for adjusting time/date, except it’s so hidden you can barely find it).

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