#WINDOWS PHOTO BATCH DATE CHANGE UPDATE#

Click on the Details tab and update the date under Origin > Date Taken. about 12k photos in the 'new library' and about 15k in the old (yes a lot of duplicates clones and my new cameras can take about 10 images a second in burst mode continuous mode!!). Using File Explorer (Windows) To change the date on a Windows computer using File Explorer, simply find the file, right click > Properties. (When I search Microsoft for the answer it keeps. For example if I want to shift all the 'dates taken' in my folder of pictures by 2 hours, how do I accomplish this. In Windows 10 how can I correct the time and date for multiple pictures that were taken with the wrong time set in the camera. a batch fix to the timestamps of the images (eg. Time shift the 'date taken' for multiple photos. Im having a real hard time figuring out whats going on. Download the Windows Executable from the ExifTool home page.

Next click on the 'Details' tab, then click on the 'Date Taken' field and the field b. What Im finding is that in some cases I can change the date in windows, do a Metadata read and it picks up the corrected Capture date.Īlso in some cases if I select a single photo, do Metadata / Edit Capture Time and then change the date (year) the change does not take effect (no error message or anything either). Simply do the following:Right-click the file, then select 'Properties'. In Windows this would be the 'Date Taken' and I think in LR its the Capture Date. If you need time/date stamps, image type conversion, size changes. (The files are already imported and I know that this group is in the wrong year folder). BatchPhoto from Bits&Coffee is designed to make batch editing simple and efficient. My immediate purpose is the date that would be printed as a caption to the photos. The other thing is that I'm getting a bit confused as to exactly what 'date' means. When I tried what you suggested, about some of photos in fact went to all the same date, ie it didnt apple a 'delta'. However I' this all a bit unintuitive, probably due to incomplete understanding on my part. Actually it makes total sense except that its not described in the dialog box!

Windows photo batch date change