Now that you mention, I have noticed the same thing. For me it is 1 hour
difference. Could this have something to do with the regional settings
that are not taken into account in the "copy & import"? Since everyting
is correct after the import I did not pay attention to it anymore.
regards,
Marco
Op 19/01/2022 om 11:10 schreef Bruce Williams:
Hi all,
This evening, I was taking some test shots. The date/time in my camera
IS set correctly.
The time in the system tray (sorry to use the Windows name, but I
assume under linux, it's still called that?) of my Linux Mint is also
displayed correctly.
Yet, when I open the "copy and import" window in darktable 3.8, the
timestamp column of the images I shot today is showing 05:00 tomorrow!
In other words, about 8 hours later than actual.
Yet, using the folder
string $(EXIF_YEAR)/$(EXIF_YEAR)-$(EXIF_MONTH)-$(EXIF_DAY)/, the
folder created has TODAY'S date (as it should).
So, anyone got any ideas on why the copy and import dialogue is
reporting the incorrect date/time?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Bruce Williams
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