G
garik
Is there any possibility to have the date when picture was made was printed
on photography?
on photography?
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Chuck
Naturally there is a possibility.
A great deal depends on the camera and what it does with a file representing
the picture.
If the information isn't there, not much can be done about it.
(Unless you download them to a PC the same day they were taken.)
A great deal depends on the camera and what it does with a file representing
the picture.
If the information isn't there, not much can be done about it.
(Unless you download them to a PC the same day they were taken.)
Y
Yves Alarie
Yes, look into the manual of your camera.
Usually, there is a selection on the menu of your camera.
It will be something like Data Imprint or Imprint Data. This selection will
be "Off" by default and you have to turn it "On". When you turn it "On" the
date will be added on top of the picture, obviously if your camera has this
feature, most do.
Usually, there is a selection on the menu of your camera.
It will be something like Data Imprint or Imprint Data. This selection will
be "Off" by default and you have to turn it "On". When you turn it "On" the
date will be added on top of the picture, obviously if your camera has this
feature, most do.
J
John Inzer
================================garik said:Is there any possibility to have the date when picture
was made was printed on photography?
The free software FastStone Image Viewer
has an option to add the date to the face of
an image...it can also do it in a batch.
FastStone Image Viewer
http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
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M
Michael J. Mahon
Yves said:Yes, look into the manual of your camera.
Usually, there is a selection on the menu of your camera.
It will be something like Data Imprint or Imprint Data. This selection will
be "Off" by default and you have to turn it "On". When you turn it "On" the
date will be added on top of the picture, obviously if your camera has this
feature, most do.
Actually, many higher-end cameras do not have this option,
since corrupting the original image with a date is unthinkable.
Virtually all cameras will record the date and time when a picture
was taken in the EXIF information in the .jpg file.
There are utilities, I hear, that can use this data to insert a
date (and time?) on the image itself--presumeably allowing the user
to choose a position, font, size, and color. The modified images
should, in general, not be saved over the originals.
Google is your friend. ;-)
-michael
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Gord Dibben
John
I'm running FSViewer 2.6
Please guide me to the add-the-date feature.
I know it'll be a Doh! but I can't find it.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
I'm running FSViewer 2.6
Please guide me to the add-the-date feature.
I know it'll be a Doh! but I can't find it.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
J
John Inzer
===============================Gord said:John
I'm running FSViewer 2.6
Please guide me to the add-the-date feature.
I know it'll be a Doh! but I can't find it.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
Hi Gord,
There are many options you can experiment
with but try these basic steps...
Tools / Batch Convert / Batch Convert tab...
Check the box...Use advanced options...
Advanced Options button / Text tab /
Check the box...Use Text...
Open the drop window...choose...
EXIF Original Date Time...OK...
Add the files you wish to append...
Choose an Output Format...
Choose an Output folder...
Click the Start button...
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*Notice*
This is not tech support.
I am only a volunteer.....
Solutions that work for
me may not work for you.
Proceed at your own risk.
John Inzer
Picture It! MVP
Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp
G
Gord Dibben
Thanks John
I was getting stumped after the
Not bright enough to open the drop-down "Insert a Variable".
BTW.........any ideas on why the Advanced Options dialog takes so long to open?
Exactly 30 seconds, to be precise.
Gord
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
I was getting stumped after the
Advanced Options button / Text tab /
Check the box...Use Text...
Not bright enough to open the drop-down "Insert a Variable".
BTW.........any ideas on why the Advanced Options dialog takes so long to open?
Exactly 30 seconds, to be precise.
Gord
===============================
Hi Gord,
There are many options you can experiment
with but try these basic steps...
Tools / Batch Convert / Batch Convert tab...
Check the box...Use advanced options...
Advanced Options button / Text tab /
Check the box...Use Text...
Open the drop window...choose...
EXIF Original Date Time...OK...
Add the files you wish to append...
Choose an Output Format...
Choose an Output folder...
Click the Start button...
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
J
John Inzer
==============================Gord said:Thanks John
I was getting stumped after the
Not bright enough to open the drop-down "Insert a
Variable".
LOL! I thought the hard one to find was
the "Use Advanced Options" check box.
==============================
==============================BTW.........any ideas on why the Advanced Options dialog
takes so long to open?
Exactly 30 seconds, to be precise.
Gord
No clue...mine pops right open.
Maybe FastStone Support would
respond to an inquiry:
(e-mail address removed)
--
*Notice*
This is not tech support.
I am only a volunteer.....
Solutions that work for
me may not work for you.
Proceed at your own risk.
John Inzer
Picture It! MVP
Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp
G
Gord Dibben
Thanks for the feedback on the slow opening of Advanced Options dialog on my
FSViewer setup.
Not really a big issue unless I start to work with this more frequently.
Just wondered if anyone else had reported it.
Just for amusement, I opened FS Photo Resizer 2.2 and went through the same
steps there.
Advanced Options dialog opened in a blink.
Gord
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
FSViewer setup.
Not really a big issue unless I start to work with this more frequently.
Just wondered if anyone else had reported it.
Just for amusement, I opened FS Photo Resizer 2.2 and went through the same
steps there.
Advanced Options dialog opened in a blink.
Gord
==============================
LOL! I thought the hard one to find was
the "Use Advanced Options" check box.
==============================
==============================
No clue...mine pops right open.
Maybe FastStone Support would
respond to an inquiry:
(e-mail address removed)
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
G
garik
I am sorry I had no time to read your suggestions and answer. The same
feature as in FastStone Image Viewer there is also in other viewers for
example in IrfanView. I asked about some software that makes a text addition
to a picture in the process of printing using the information from the
corresponding jpg file.
With any viewer you are to add any information you like to the viewed
picture, save a new file, and then print it. It is sure a good feature but
not the one I wanted.
feature as in FastStone Image Viewer there is also in other viewers for
example in IrfanView. I asked about some software that makes a text addition
to a picture in the process of printing using the information from the
corresponding jpg file.
With any viewer you are to add any information you like to the viewed
picture, save a new file, and then print it. It is sure a good feature but
not the one I wanted.