Hi Ray,

As of right now, Shotwell will not move your photo files on disk when
you change their exposure date and time, so what you're seeing is the
expected behavior. We do, however, have an open feature request to
implement exactly the functionality you're looking for here:
http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/2824. The good news is that we've
already gotten a preliminary patch for this from an outside
contributor, so hopefully this behavior will be implemented in the
next release of Shotwell, 0.12, which should appear early next year.

Cheers,
Lucas

On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 12:21 PM, Ray Allinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have been scanning some old 'steam camera' photos.Aafter cropping in
> SimpleScan I save the images in a folder /Photos/Scanned Photos then, when I
> have done ten or so I import the folder to Shotwell.
> I then adjust the Date to the Day Month and Year when (I guess!) the picture
> was taken.
> I was expecting to find a new 'Year' folder for 1989 and sub-folders for the
> Months, but what Shotwell seems to have done is to file all the scanned
> images in 'No Event' mixed in with a lot of other images, some with no
> date/time info and others which are scanned images dated 2011 on which the
> date refers to the date scanned (I think).
> Can any one explain why this has happened, and tell me what I should do
> next?
> Ray
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