Can you stamp both the Date AND time on pictures?
1481887
Just the date will appear on the actual picture. The LCD display will show the date AND time due to it being written in the EXIF data of the photo.
723770
Yes. You can set the date and time and then select whether to stamp date or date & time.It's a good camera. I have to remind myself where the lens is and to keep my finger away from it. The lens also does not have a protective cover.I still like the camera a lot.
1104452
You have to set as a manual default in the 'tools' menu. then, all images will show the date and time.
1305409
Yes the date and time stamp will display on your pictures. However you must set or turn this feature on camera.
1849247
I do not use the date feature because when I download to my picture file I have the event dated. But to answer your question, I really don't know. I still like the camera very much.
87947
Can you use the GPS for putting only the date and time on your pics?? Not wanting the location.
1605341
The time and date cannot be put on the pictures. The camera is supplied with a USB cable and software to upload your photos.
1172224
If the interface for this camera is similar to the other Lumix, you have to enter the date manually in the print menu, basically you choose an option that says "print date on picture" or something similar, and when you download the file, it will show with the date stamp. Sorry I cannot give you the exact details, but I dont have the Lumix camera in front of me
1756385
Yes, you can set the camera to place the date right on the picture with some exceptions; Set the camera to shooting mode. MENU (Settings) (Shooting Settings) [Write Date] desired mode On () Records a shooting date. When [On] is selected, the mark will appear on the bottom right of the screen while shooting. However, in some shooting modes that cannot record dates on images, the mark will disappear. Off Does not record a shooting date. You cannot record dates in the following situations: In movie mode When shooting still images while recording a movie (Dual Rec) When shooting panoramic images In burst shooting mode In [Easy Mode] In 3D shooting mode If you shot images with the date once, you cannot delete the date from the images later. The dates are doubly printed, if you set the camera to superimpose the dates when printing. The recorded time of the image cannot be superimposed on the image.
1077865
From what I see, it will put the date on the print. You can turn that feature on or off as you desire.
34923
I haven't added or used date stamps myself so I'm certainly not an expert. I browsed through the Help utility and didn't see any automatic method. You can add a text/date overly relatively easily but it would be a manual process for each image.
1869070
no - I put date of photos on the back side of photos - i take so many photos on same day, i don't like to keep it blank
2057647
No the pictures are not date stamped. That feature is generally for more expensive cameras. However, I have been more than pleased with the quality of the pictures.
664957
I would never display the date and time in an image - ruins the picture. With digital files, each file is time/date stamped - that works best.
1319274
I have not used this feature yet, but Yes, you can set it up to have the date on all pictures.
1707385
Yes. Press 'menu' button (middle left) once. Scroll down to second page/screen. Highlight 'Date stamp' entry and press 'OK' button (top right). Highlight 'On' and press 'OK' again. Press 'menu' button to exit. The date/time will appear on your videos/still pictures now.
947306
The Camera is able to apply the time/date in 2 ways for picture taking. Using the menu you can select to have the time/date on pictures (that WILL show up on printed pictures) (not avail. in "auto" mode) and you can apply text/date after actually taking the picture, during review ( that should work in all modes)..It appears that you CANNOT apply time/date stamp while recording a movie! You can download the "advanced" manual for the camera before buying and look through that. It will give you alot of details of the camera's operation.