From: Mark Roberts
Stan Halpin wrote:
You can do a batch edit of time/date data within Lightroom. You can
either set all selected images to a given time or you can e.g.
subtract 13hrs and 15 minutes from all selected times.
How do I know? I frequently forget to set some or all camera clocks
when going or when coming back.
Yep, I do the same. When I went to France I forgot to re-set the clock
in the camera and all the photo times were off. Now I leave the camera
clock alone because it's easier to fix post hoc in Lightroom. (There
are plenty of freeware apps that will do the same job, btw)
I still haven't found one that will fix the discrepancy it leaves between
"Date Created" & "Date File Modified".
ExifTool fixes the "Date Created", but leaves the "Date File Modified"
uncorrected.
I end up with ...
[IMGP0005.PEF]
Date Created: 3/31/2007, 7:39:53 AM (originally 1/2/2006, 1:39:53)
Date File Modified: 1/2/2006, 1:39:56 AM
This is the first image I have from when I got the K10D.
Plus, Windoze sets the file date to the current date & time whenever I
run ExifTool. I guess I could monkey around with the computer date/time
to fool Windoze, but I haven't felt like making the effort until I can
get the "Date File Modified" correction to work.
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