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I’m using Elements 7 in Windows 7. I just noticed that when I edit an image for the first time with Elements, it’s changing the timestamp on the image.
Specifically, I’m starting with Camera RAW (Nikon NEF files). For example, the RAW image I just started on has a timestamp of June 25, 4:04pm. After doing some adjustments on the RAW and then completing the open into Elements and saving as a JPG, the saved jpeg has a time stamp of Jun 25, 3:04pm. Note that the timestamp on the converted file is earlier than the source file. The edit/conversion was done two days after the photo was taken.
If I take the same source image and just do a file conversion via ACDSee, the timestamp on the resulting jpeg matches the source raw image.
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Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org Double ROT13 encoded for your protection
"Ambassador, it is not my place to speculate on how +anything+ gets into your bed." (Na’Toth, B5 "The Parliament of Dreams")
Specifically, I’m starting with Camera RAW (Nikon NEF files). For example, the RAW image I just started on has a timestamp of June 25, 4:04pm. After doing some adjustments on the RAW and then completing the open into Elements and saving as a JPG, the saved jpeg has a time stamp of Jun 25, 3:04pm. Note that the timestamp on the converted file is earlier than the source file. The edit/conversion was done two days after the photo was taken.
If I take the same source image and just do a file conversion via ACDSee, the timestamp on the resulting jpeg matches the source raw image.
—
Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org Double ROT13 encoded for your protection
"Ambassador, it is not my place to speculate on how +anything+ gets into your bed." (Na’Toth, B5 "The Parliament of Dreams")
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