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someone on flickr noticed that some pics i made on july first were dated as june 30th.
i checked both cameras and they both have the same & correct date on them.
i checked some pics i made today, july 4, and when i opened them in photoshop they were dated july 3.
need some help with this.
joe
i checked both cameras and they both have the same & correct date on them.
i checked some pics i made today, july 4, and when i opened them in photoshop they were dated july 3.
need some help with this.
joe
johannielscom
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sounds like a time zone issue, Joe!
not sure about the specifics, but I cannot think of another reason.
Might be your time zone in the camera differs from the Flickr or computer time zone.
Please let us know if this helps?
not sure about the specifics, but I cannot think of another reason.
Might be your time zone in the camera differs from the Flickr or computer time zone.
Please let us know if this helps?
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i would not have thought about time zones...i should check on past images and dates on flickr.
but that would explain why it's the same for both cameras.
but that would explain why it's the same for both cameras.
Ken Shipman
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I can only think it's a time zone thing - where the camera thinks you're in one time zone and Photoshop thinks you're in another - so the date/time gets adjusted when the image is downloaded.
Or similar of course, if your computer was in one time zone and flickr thought you were in another.
Or similar of course, if your computer was in one time zone and flickr thought you were in another.
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Gumby
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Is the year set to "2009"?
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yes, 2009.
my computer is set to the correct time zone.
the cameras are set to july 4, 2009
flickr doesn't seem to have a setting for time zones and neither does photoshop.
my computer is set to the correct time zone.
the cameras are set to july 4, 2009
flickr doesn't seem to have a setting for time zones and neither does photoshop.
axiom
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Try defining your location in your flickr profile
bmattock
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What OS are you running?
My OS is Linux. Linux allows you to set the computer's time/date to GMT and apply the time zone offset in the OS, or set the computer's time/date to the local TZ and not apply time zone offset in the OS. If Photoshop is using the 'hard' time/date from the computer, and your OS normally applies an offset, that could do it.
I have a program that comes with Ubuntu linux called f-spot, which I use to get photos off of my memory cards and into my archive on my hard drive. I have noticed that it puts them in the 'wrong' date if my photos were taken within 4 hours of midnight - it must be checking the 'hardware' setting and ignoring the local offset. Most of my other programs don't do that, they get the time/date from the OS so they are always correct.
Just a thought.
My OS is Linux. Linux allows you to set the computer's time/date to GMT and apply the time zone offset in the OS, or set the computer's time/date to the local TZ and not apply time zone offset in the OS. If Photoshop is using the 'hard' time/date from the computer, and your OS normally applies an offset, that could do it.
I have a program that comes with Ubuntu linux called f-spot, which I use to get photos off of my memory cards and into my archive on my hard drive. I have noticed that it puts them in the 'wrong' date if my photos were taken within 4 hours of midnight - it must be checking the 'hardware' setting and ignoring the local offset. Most of my other programs don't do that, they get the time/date from the OS so they are always correct.
Just a thought.
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mac os-x, the latest version.
the computer is set to my time zone, mst.
the computer is set to my time zone, mst.
martin s
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Maybe check if the date of the image changes at (your) midnight.
martin
martin
Ken Shipman
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Mountain Standard Time or Mountain Daylight Time?
Does your camera have a choice of time zone? Some do, some don't.
Does flickr have your right location? A time zone is implied by location.
Does your camera have a choice of time zone? Some do, some don't.
Does flickr have your right location? A time zone is implied by location.