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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2019
- Simply do the following:
Right-click the file, then select "Properties".
Next click on the "Details" tab, then click on the "Date Taken" field and the field becomes editable
(note: the field will not be editable if the file is "Read-only" - so uncheck "Read-only" and start over).
Update the field to have the desired (i.e., correct) date. Works in Windows 10 and in Windows 11. See below for a way to change the time!
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MS Photos can change both the "Date Taken" field's date and the "Date Taken" field's time. To do so: open Photos, double-click the photo, right-click on the photo, select "File info" from the menu, and then select whatever date and time you want. TH-cam video for using MS Photos: • Video
Attribute Changer freeware (or other apps) also can be utilized if a wider range of options is desired (ex: change the date taken time, change the date modified, etc.).
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Important: the field will not be editable if the file is "Read-only" - so uncheck "Read-only" in "Properties". Also, please 'Like' this video if it was helpful to you (or would be to others).
Mine doesnt edit. I unchecked READ ONLY but nothing
Thanks, man. You've saved me a ton of nerves. I hate when the date confuses and suddenly all your photos are taken on one day.
Same bro
Worked great!
Thank you so much
thank you sir
Very useful! I would only add that the procedure for multiple files only worked for me if all the files selected had **the same** initial date (in my case there were a few hundred files with four different dates, and when I initially selected all the files, I was unable to edit the date)
this saved my butt thanks so much
Very useful
Thank you
thank
heyyy man you just save my life thanks
I forgot to set the date on my GoPro
and the settings 01/01/2015
I'm confused about wanting to change that date
Thank you for your guidance, sir,
I was very helped
Can someone tell if photo date has been changed or not?
MS Photos can change both the "Date Taken" field's date and the "Date Taken" field's time. To do so: open the Photos app, double-click the photo, right-click on the photo, select "File info" from the menu, and then select whatever date and time you want. This works for a single photo - not sure if there is a way to do it for multiple photos. Note: I'm using Windows 10 Home, version 1909, OS build 18363.900. UPDATE 06may21: TH-cam video for using MS Photos: th-cam.com/video/nlpv2gS4TUY/w-d-xo.html Note: still works for Windows 10 Home, version 20H2, OS build 19042.928.
Thanks, I finally made that work. What a pain.
This doesn't work for me. Either it's broken in 2021 or it has a problem with photos on a network file share. But thanks for the reminder about doing it in Windows Explorer, especially for multiple files. Sometimes exiftool is just too much work for a quick change :)
Any advice on how to change the 'date modified' ?
"Attribute Changer" freeware (or other apps) also can be utilized if a wider range of options is desired (ex: change the date taken time, change the date modified, etc.).
Nice video, except I want to know how to change the TIME a photo was taken. THAT's what is really important to me. I did not see that here.
This doesn't change the date under general! The date is still the same . Can anyone assist?
If you need to change the fields (i.e., Created, Modified, or Accessed) listed under the General tab (as opposed to the Date Taken field listed under the Details tab) then maybe Attribute Changer (or similar) app is what you need to use?
can you do the same thing for time?
If you are trying to change the time for a single photo (not multiple photos), then there is a way using MS Photos. See the Description section above or watch my short video: th-cam.com/video/nlpv2gS4TUY/w-d-xo.html
What about "Date created"? can we change that?
See Dave's comments below about MS Photos, this actually works.
If you need to change the fields (i.e., Created, Modified, or Accessed) listed under the General tab (as opposed to the Date Taken field listed under the Details tab) then maybe Attribute Changer (or similar) app is what you need to use?
What about for a folder?
Not sure if you can change a folder's date via Windows - but you could give Attribute Changer (freeware app) a try (note: I have not used the app - but it claims to be able to change a folder's dates, times, etc.). Hope this helps.
Can you create a folder with a past date?
how to change time.??
MS Photos can change both the "Date Taken" field's date and the "Date Taken" field's time. To do so: open the Photos app, double-click the photo, right-click on the photo, select "File info" from the menu, and then select whatever date and time you want. This works for a single photo - not sure if there is a way to do it for multiple photos. Note: I'm using Windows 10 Home, version 1909, OS build 18363.900.
you would be awsome if you raised the camara so the top header was visable thats where the action is, i cant see whats going on here, just a bunch of blank page. :(
This was the first TH-cam video that I ever made. I found a solution to a problem and thought I would share it (same for all my videos). I've tried to zoom in on the action more in my subsequent videos. Thanks for the input!
Is it possible to modify videos when no creation date is listed?
Not sure what you are asking, but you could maybe try Attribute Changer (or similar) app.
@@davemdks I have a compilation of videos where they are only modified. I am the type of person who believes something must be created first in order for it to be modified. Is that not correct?
@@tinadean2369 I'm not sure why there is no creation date. If you need to change date fields (i.e., Created, Modified, or Accessed) listed under the General tab (as opposed to the Date Taken field listed under the Details tab) then you could use Attribute Changer (or a similar) app. Note: cutting and pasting a file should cause there to be a creation date - you could do that (but the date would end up being the current date). Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
@@davemdks You have been more helpful than most in answering this question. Thank you very much for your time. :)