GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 343093
date shift of some images
Last modified: 2018-07-12 00:00:38 UTC
when you try to import many photos of the same event but taken by more than one photocamera is usefull the possibility to set a specific date shift o time shift to that photos for make omogeneus the datetime on all the images. also it can be usefull for correct bad exif datetime on already imported photo. this is a features that missing in all photo management program but i think that is a must! sorry for my english. michele tameni Other information:
This one could be accomplished by 1) Select the last import session(s) (bug #321770). 2) Changing the date/time on selected photos. Should not matter which camera you are using, they all should have correct time stamp. Unless 1) Camera do not support EXIF 2) Camera time is wrong 3) Camera has another timezone's time. All three would be fixable by selecting the Last Import Session. Some clarification questions: * Importing from folder location, or directly from camera? * Bad exif - 0000:00:00, or missing, or simply wrong timestamp (hours/days of) I am changing this to enhancement request in the mean time. Would like to get some clarification as per my questions/suggestion above, to keep it.
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