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Seems finally my chance to ask about this. My bike cameras, Cycliq (https://cycliq.com https://cycliq.com) when I view the clips on a file system have the righ
by jackvalentine 4y ago
Seems finally my chance to ask about this.
My bike cameras, Cycliq (https://cycliq.com https://cycliq.com) when I view the clips on a file system have the right date/time "Get info" on macOS, but when imported in to Apple Photos are 10 hours in the past and I need to manually correct it. It seems like they're importing as the time, but UTC+0 (I'm in +10)
I've never had this problem importing photos/videos before.
What's going wrong here?
- jmathai 4y agoExif does not store time zone information [1] and it would be up to the capture device to include any offsets directly in the date/time stored. Phones can do this because they have gps and know which time zone the photo was taken. Your bike camera may not. 1. https://indieweb.org/Exif#Timezone_Issues https://indieweb.org/Exif#Timezone_Issues
- ghaff 4y agoThat’s one of the things I do when I import photos into Lightroom as I frequently forget to change the camera time zone.
- jackvalentine 4y agoThanks!