Can the Canon 70D do a date and time stamp on the photos?
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Unlike point-and-shoot cameras, the Canon 70D does not superimpose a date/time on your pictures. It does have a very robust information passed on via the EXIF data format which can be read by any photo editing software or Windows/Mac computer. The poster below is right on about having a DPOF capable printer. What it does is that it reads the EXIF info and prints it on the picture in the printer itself. For point-and-shoot cameras, the date/time superimposition happens in the camera.
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Yes, however you need to do the following steps for printing them onto the images from your printer. I found the most helpful way to describe this directly from the Canon website here is the information below; Inserting the date into images you print out; To insert the date into images you print out, use the appropriate DPOF settings. The DPOF format is a digital camera recording format for saving information about image sizes, trimming settings, the camera used, and date/time settings to the image data. With a camera that supports DPOF, you can select the images to be printed, set the number of copies and information to be printed in advance, and save these settings to a memory card. If this memory card is installed into a printer that supports the DPOF format, you can print out the images with the date without making any additional settings. In addition, if you order prints from a digital photo finishing lab that accepts the DPOF format, the date can be printed with the images based on the information saved on the memory card. For details about the DPOF settings, please refer to the instruction manual that is bundled with your camera.
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i don;t think so, but perhaps the place where you process the photos can put one on them. I never do. I like my photos clean of any printing..
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This camera does have "date stamp" feature which can be found in the wrench menu
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Yes, same problem here with iPad mini (IOS 7) and SD-Card or USB-Stick. Very annoying because all photos have wrong timestamp on the file. Luckily JPEG and RAW photos (at least of my Olympus camera) have an internal timestamp (so called EXIF date). You can use this internal timestamp in most photo viewers or photo organizer software. And there are even apps who can read the EXIF time and write it to either the filename or back to the file timestamp (creation date). But this is cumbersome and you need a Mac or PC.
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Welcome to the world of digital pictures... The date and time is stored as metadata inside the picture. Most dedicated photo printers can read it and print the date for you (check out the Canon Selphy CP-series printers for instance)
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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.
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The center menu button on the back on camera, then select REC. Scroll down to near the very bottom and select the date stamp option.
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I haven't look into that date/time feature. The photos are horrible, by the way, but I like the camera and recommend it.
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Well it does, but not in the camera. The date can be stamped on your digital camera images by enabling the add text feature within the provided FinePix Viewer software."Anyway, I believe the best way to add a personalized time stamp is through the software Gena PhotoStamper. It will place a reversible date stamp in a large directory of photos in a minute. It is free for 30 days without registration. You can download it at www.download.com.
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Hi Patrick, please check on the link below on how to perform write date on the images taken by this Sony DSC-W800/S. -Ely http://docs.esupport.sony.com/dvimag/2014/DSC-W800_guide/en/contents/TP0000234013.html?search=write
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Yes it can, go to menu, by using the wheel click on little camera icon, scroll down to date stamp, click left/right to turn on/off date and time, then set time/date in tools icon
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When you move your photos to your computer, THEN VIEW THEM, the time/date stamp is there. It does not print on the photo (rather irritating when it does.) In fact, it tells you what you shot your photo in as well. Gives you option to add info, tag, etc.
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Time and Date are set using the LCD screen and button controls of this camera. Fist, make sure that Date and Time display is enabled by pressing the round red button on the top of the unit to turn recording off (do this only is currently recording). Then press the Menu button. Then press the Down button three times until "Time Stamp" is selected. Press the round red button on the top of the unit to access a submenu, then press the Down button until "Date&Time" is selected. Then press the round Red button on the top of the unit. Then press the Menu button, and then press the Down button maybe seven times until "Date Input" is highlighted. Then press the round Red button on the top of the unit to access a submenu. Press the Down button to highlight "Set", then press the round Red button at the top of the unit. You will see that "YYYY / MM / DD" is highlighted. Press the round red button once to highlight the year on the next second line. Press the UP or DOWN buttons until the correct year is set. Then press the round Red button to select the month. Use UP or DOWN buttons again until the desired month is shown, and then the round Red button. Same for day of the month. The hour will be selected. Remember to use 24-hour time for the hour! Use UP and DOWN buttons to select 1-24 for the hour, then press the round Red button to select the minute. Continue with the UP, DOWN, and round Red button for minute and second until you are back at the menu screen. Press the Menu button again, and you can verify that the correct time is shown on the bottom right corner of the LCD display! If this is helpful, then please write a short two-word "Thank You" in reply. It took me a couple of hours of researching on the internet before I could put the pieces together to understand this procedure! Your reply will let me know if anyone reads these things!
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All modern digital cameras embed the date and time that the photo was taken, as well as a lot of additional information such as shutter speed and aperature, into the image. This information, stored in a format known as EXIF, can be displayed by most modern photo processing software.
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Yes, it does. I just got some pictures I had developed 2 days ago to check for sure and they did have the date. I am a scrapbooker and that is a helpful tool. I have had this camera for almost a year and have really enjoyed it.
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Hmmm, thats a good question. I know the date is embedded in the meta data for the photo. But getting the date actually to appear on the picture it self? I'm not sure. Ill have to play around with it a little bit to see.
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If you have the GPS device connected to the camera, the date/time/zone should update automatic
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It does have the option for the date to be on the picture. You can turn it on and off.