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How to change the dates when picture is posted and taken?
UPDATE December 13, 2020: Currently there are no magical way to get images uploaded. The only way to make something appear as "new" is to change the 'Posted' date of some old images as explained on this old post of mine.
Hover the mouse cursor on right side next to 'Posted on...' or 'Photo taken on...' date. Click on appearing '(change)' link. Then change the date as you wish on the opening dialog box.
For example you may wish to change the date 'Posted on...' to make some older upload appear on your contacts' 'News'again. That trick is perfectly alright to do, to for example make some useful blog article or image appear again on 'News' after doing some updates on it. Moreover, this trick is useful if you first upload image as private, and then later on wish to turn it public and appear on 'News'.
To change date when 'Photo taken on...' is useful if for example you have forgot to correct your camera's calendar, or you have scanned some old printed or film media images of your's.
Update by Bernhard (Bergfex):
Please note that re-posting has no influence on the placement in the gallery.
This is because the gallery does not use a date stamp, but the sequential number of the upload, which is entered during the upload and can never be manipulated.
For this reason, old images will never appear in the gallery if you move them to the front of your photo stream by changing the 'date posted'.
Update concerning the group contributions
Moreover, there is no need to worry about the order of group contributions, if and when the 'Posted' date becomes changed. All the contributions and their order within the groups remains as the same.
Hover the mouse cursor on right side next to 'Posted on...' or 'Photo taken on...' date. Click on appearing '(change)' link. Then change the date as you wish on the opening dialog box.
For example you may wish to change the date 'Posted on...' to make some older upload appear on your contacts' 'News'again. That trick is perfectly alright to do, to for example make some useful blog article or image appear again on 'News' after doing some updates on it. Moreover, this trick is useful if you first upload image as private, and then later on wish to turn it public and appear on 'News'.
To change date when 'Photo taken on...' is useful if for example you have forgot to correct your camera's calendar, or you have scanned some old printed or film media images of your's.
Update by Bernhard (Bergfex):
Please note that re-posting has no influence on the placement in the gallery.
This is because the gallery does not use a date stamp, but the sequential number of the upload, which is entered during the upload and can never be manipulated.
For this reason, old images will never appear in the gallery if you move them to the front of your photo stream by changing the 'date posted'.
Update concerning the group contributions
Moreover, there is no need to worry about the order of group contributions, if and when the 'Posted' date becomes changed. All the contributions and their order within the groups remains as the same.
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Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Ruesterstaude clubwww.ipernity.com/blog/2319670/4719936
This only applies when you know the exact date (Month, Day, Year) If you know only the year you can´t change the date.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Eva Lewitus clubSpring = May
Day = 15th
Morning = 09:00
I always upload my photos as private so I can add descriptions, tags etc. or change around between PiPs. When it's all done I correct the upload time and make the photo public.
Changing the date when the photo was taken is not only useful with scanned photos but also with some editing tools which change the date to the day of edit.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Andy Rodker clubI immediately searched on that camera model, and found this:
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3794825
Maybe not the same issue as you have, because there people mentions only hours, not months.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Sami Serola (inactiv… clubSami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Andy Rodker clubIt sort of takes one back to old days! =D
www.thoughtco.com/george-eastman-history-of-kodak-1991619
With phone camera one is more or less bound to fixed focal length, and one has to use all skills to get along with that.
HFF
This is because the gallery does not use a date stamp, but the sequential number of the upload, which is entered during the upload and can never be manipulated.
For this reason, old images will never appear in the gallery if you move them to the front of your photo stream by changing the 'date posted'.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Bergfex clubSami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Marie-claire GalletThat probably causes the error you describe. The point is especially to change the "Posted". Please read the caption through again to understand when one needs to change the "Taken", if ever.
EDIT: The "Posted" means more or less the date when you wish the image appear as new at ipernity, nothing else. Whereas "Taken" should match with the date when the photograph has been taken, or image created.
Here is an example: www.ipernity.com/doc/serola/40919620
I just changed the "Taken" date for July 1991, when I recall taken that picture. I have photographed it from a dia slide, so there would have been EXIF date for it other than provided by the camera I used to reproduce it.
Bergfex club has replied to Marie-claire GalletIn the chronological order:
- taken (captured, photographed)
- edited (picture processing)
- uploaded (physically to ipernity)
- replaced (optional)
- posted (published)
To change the position in the photo stream, only the last date can be used = posted.
raingirl club has replied to Bergfex clubMarie-claire Gallet has replied to Sami Serola (inactiv… clubwww.ipernity.com/doc/ruesterstaude/50492044
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Ruesterstaude clubI would like to put a picture from my gallery at the very front.
But I can't figure out how it could work.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Heide clubHow-to for that:
1) Use 'Organize' tool (button on top).
2) Choose 'Albums' tap.
3) Choose album where you wish to change the cover image.
4) Select image for the cover, and drag it onto cover image square on the left.
5) SAVE (button also on left, below description).
OR:
1) Go to albums on the top tool bar on your pages.
2) Choose album.
3) On 'Tools' menu (on right), select 'Change the album cover'.
Heide club has replied to Sami Serola (inactiv… clubI thank you very much, Sami, for explaning.
Have a pleasant 3. Advent.
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