Am Mittwoch, 13. September 2017, 21:33:12 CEST schrieb Martin (Lists): > Hallo
Hi. > I recently stumbled over a minor problem: exif timestamp handling in > darktable. I usually set my camera to record tiemstamps in local time > zone including DST. This is to get an idea at which local time the photo > was shot. UTC is only an option if I can set the timezone as well (which > I can not or at least I don't know how). Yes, it's a pity that EXIF is quite bad in that regard. > Darktable seems to use the time set in camera as UTC time and adds two > hours for central europe in summer. So I am two hours ahead of real > time. If I shot photos in London (and set camera time) I am one hour > off. To get the real local time I always have to recalc the displayed time. > > If I shot a photo in New York at 8am I want to see a timestamp of 8am > not a corrected one for germany of 2pm or even worse corrected via UTC > with additional two hours. > > May be an option will be great to use exif timestamp as it is, or as UTC? Timestamps should already be displayed as-is. What operating system are you on? What version of darktable are you using? And could you please share a sample file, together with what time you'd expect to see for it? I think I saw issues like that in the past but can't remember details. > Regards > Martin Tobias
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