picture manager - incorrect time for photo taken in camera propert

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Bob

When I look at picture properties in Microsoft Office Picture Manager the
"date taken" info in camera propertiies is wrong. The time displayed in
'date taken" seems to be consistently 8 hours earlier than the correct time.

Any suggestions?
Thanks
 
M

Me

Bob said:
When I look at picture properties in Microsoft Office Picture Manager the
"date taken" info in camera propertiies is wrong. The time displayed in
'date taken" seems to be consistently 8 hours earlier than the correct
time.

Any suggestions?
Thanks

Time Zone!
 
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Bob

Thanks for your reply, but Im not sure what you mean. The date time
properties are set for my correct time zone. Any other program I use to
display photo properties shows the correct time the picture was taken.

??
 
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Me

The only reason I can see for an 8 hour diference would be if something was
working in GMT (base time) and something else was set to US time.
I think you need to check the time zone settings on the camera and PC, one
of them may not be using a time zone while the other is.
 
B

Bob

Thanks again,
Your answer makes sense but so far I haven't found a solution. The camera
doesn't have a time zone setting so it's as if MS Picture Manager is assuming
that time is GMT. The PC is on PST in the time/date settings in control
panel & in options in MS Outlook. Every other program I have that displays
picture properties is able to show the correct time taken. I haven't seen an
option to address time zone in Picture Manager.
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Bob,

There's a bug for the value shown in MS Office 2003
Picture Manager in the Camera Properties=>More
section of the Office 2003 Picture Manager Properties Taskpane.

There isn't a fix for it at present.


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Thanks again,
Your answer makes sense but so far I haven't found a solution. The camera
doesn't have a time zone setting so it's as if MS Picture Manager is assuming
that time is GMT. The PC is on PST in the time/date settings in control
panel & in options in MS Outlook. Every other program I have that displays
picture properties is able to show the correct time taken. I haven't seen an
option to address time zone in Picture Manager. >>
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 Editions explained
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx
 

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