Time for change

Best regards, John
I took a picture the day after the clocks went back, and noticed that the time on it was wrong. I'd actually assumed that it would do it automatically, like Windows, but I guess that's a bit much to expect.
I'd like to sound smug, but I also noticed that I'd set the date wrong originally

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Yes!
I took a picture the day after the clocks went back, and noticed that the time on it was wrong. I'd actually assumed that it would do it automatically, like Windows, but I guess that's a bit much to expect.
I'd like to sound smug, but I also noticed that I'd set the date wrong originally

Maybe if you try plugging the camera into the PC. Only joking dont bother I dont think they are that smart. (Yet)
Regards David

Take care
Chris R.
I. El. (Eng). (Rtd).
His nibs car does it automatically. Clever stuff.
- Edgar Allan Poe
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi

I realised the phone had to be wrong otherwise my camera would have been two hours out

K10D, K5 plus plenty of clueless enthusiasm.
My Flickr site link
Looking at the shot later I thought I'd have another go, and I knew the exact time I had to be there. So I turned up just before the appointed time - and waited an hour for the sunbeam to get to its appointed place.
The camera had been on GMT all the time, so the EXIF showed 12:00 and the clock time for the shot was actually 13:00...
That's the shot used for my avatar by the way - there's a slot of a few minutes where it gets that lighting.
My own website is www.richardgaddphotography.com
Also on 500px
photographs uploaded to their PC?
Seems to be a Windows Feature!

Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
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