buckhuntertrailcam wrote:
cameratrapcodger wrote:
Search for "exif data apps" on the internet and download a freebie. You can also "get file information" in photoshop and probably other editing programs as well. On Macs you can read read some EXIF info in Finder. With the freebie apps you just load the entire folder, and the program will generate a list of the variables for each photo file. Most of the EXIF data apps out there were written for jpegs, and not video. For videos, I use GraphicConverter, which converts different file formats to whatever format you want. I think it costs about $30US. (Unfortunately I can't share the app that I use for jpegs, because it was privately programmed and the owner isn't up for sharing it.)
Thanks for the reply, but l am still confused. I am only trying to view my images that are on my SD card on my computer, not on a website. Correct me if l am wrong but l would think that the date & time become part of the image, I cant see how the date and time can be removed from the image by simply looking at it on the computer........
I will take a try at this ... here is what I do Trevor ..
I put the SD card into a card reader then insert the card reader into the USB slot on my computer.
Then I click view, and then click large icons, and details pain as shown in the attached picture.
Once u click on a picture to view it will show a details to the right hand side and thus showing u the Date Taken which shows the date and time the picture was taken as shown in the attached picture. The details pane also shows you various other info such as camera model, ISO yada yada yada.
I use windows 10. Hope this is what you are looking for ... if not I am on the wrong track as well. Lol



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