2009/9/25 Gerry Patterson
>
>
> On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 3:46 PM, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
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>> 2009/9/24 Bruno Postle
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>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu 24-Sep-2009 at 08:54 -0700, grow wrote:
>>> >
>>> >I have gone back and checked and my TIFF files do have both dates. If
>>> >we are only going to have one date I would prefer the shooting date
>>> >rather than the date the file was written out ...
>>>
>>> That sounds like a bug, could you add it to the tracker?
>>>
>>>
>> The original english label says "Capture Date" and as such that label is
>> incorrect, but it depends on what you want to see. Exif data contains three
>> image dates:
>> - File Modification Date/Time
>> - Date/Time Original
>> - Create Date
>>
>> Hugin displays the "File Modification Date/Time" and as such this is a
>> bug.
>> My preference would be to show the "Create Date" and call that "Capture
>> date" (as that's correct behaviour).
>> But it should also show the "File Modification Date/Time" and name it
>> accordingly.
>> "Date/Time Original" can be used if you make copies of images.
>>
>> Aperture changes this "File Modification Date/Time" when you (in this case
>> George) make modifications to an image. If you use "exiftool imagename.tif"
>> you will see what I mean. Note also the Aperture's behaviour is correct. In
>> fact every image program that doesn't do this is not working correct.
>>
>> Harry
>>
>>
>>
> Hello,
>
> I have commited a fix to show the correct date for "Capture Date" as was
> intended. Trunk ,Rev 4484. I'll look into adding a second date field for
> the "File Modification Date/Time"
>
> Best Regards,
>
> - Gerry
>
>
>
Thanks Gerry,
It works fine. I've got another request.
When working with stacks, it would be nice if the "Exposure Compensation"
would be displayed as well in the Images pane. Exiv2 calls that "Exposure
bias" like "Exposure bias : -2 EV" and uses "ExposureBiasValue" as
variable.
For me that's an even more important one than the photo date.
(Perhaps I should register a feature request, but I don't know if I do a
very simple request or a difficult request. Please let me know if you want
me to file a feature request for this.)
Harry
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