How do you put dates on the pictures, and transfer those dates to your computer file record
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You CAN have the date on your printed pictures if you like. It is an option you can turn on in the camera. The date is also part of the photo file so if you have set the date and time properly in your camera (we can help you with that) it will be part of the jpg file that is your photo and be easily seen any time you need to know.
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The time and date cannot be put on the pictures. The camera is supplied with a USB cable and software to upload your photos.
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if you right click on your image you can see all data related to that file including date, or you can download a program called OPANDA drop a JPEG file to that program and you will get the date also
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You save the images to an sd card first. Then save to the computer. From the computer you can transfer to a cd. We did that.
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We have a machine that will allow you to have that information upload to the web. this would allow you to pull what dates you need. day, month, year.
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There is a date stamp. It's not something I use much but I can always tell the date as long as card is still in the camera. Once you dump photos onto hard drive, I think you'd have to catalogue by date.
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I have never transferred a recording to my computer. I record my tapes from the camera to a DVD. There may be a way to do that, however, I do not know. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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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
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Very easily. Create a new folder on your desktop and label it whatever you like. Plug in your camera to your computer and a popup should show. Click view files then click on one of the folders and drag the photos into the folder on your desktop. You can also go to start, computer and your camer should show up there.
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Download the photos to your computer and then transfer them to either an sd card or usb drive. Then take that to a place that prints photos. Alternatively, download them and upload them to a photo print service online.
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The files are named by date. If you didn't set the date just look at what date it has now and trace back to which ever day and time you think you did your recording you are looking for. Hope that helps.
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Hokman, you can show date/time on the pictures. On this particular camera, you would push the "menu" button. You will see two tabs on the screen. One will contain a "camera" icon and the other will contain a "tools" icon. Toggle to the "camera" using the right/left button. The camera should be highlighted in yellow. Now scroll down using the up/down button until you come to "Date Stamp." Immediately to the right of the words "Date Stamp" you should be able to see whether or not your Date Stamp is "off"; set for Date Only--"Date" or set for "Date & Time". Choose the setting you desire using the right/left button. Press "menu" button to save settings. I hope that helps. Hokman, you can show date/time on the pictures. On this particular camera, you would push the "menu" button. You will see two tabs on the screen. One will contain a "camera" icon and the other will contain a "tools" icon. Toggle to the "camera" using the right/left button. The camera should be highlighted in yellow. Now scroll down using the up/down button until you come to "Date Stamp." Immediately to the right of the words "Date Stamp" you should be able to see whether or not your Date Stamp is "off"; set for Date... » Read More Hokman, you can show date/time on the pictures. On this particular camera, you would push the "menu" button. You will see two tabs on the screen. One will contain a "camera" icon and the other will contain a "tools" icon. Toggle to the "camera" using the right/left button. The camera should be highlighted in yellow. Now scroll down using the up/down button until you come to "Date Stamp." Immediately to the right of the words "Date Stamp" you should be able to see whether or not your Date Stamp is "off"; set for Date Only--"Date" or set for "Date & Time". Choose the setting you desire using the right/left button. Press "menu" button to save settings. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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This cable transfers the pictures from your camera to your computer to be saved.
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Hokman, you can show date/time on the pictures. On this particular camera, you would push the "menu" button. You will see two tabs on the screen. One will contain a "camera" icon and the other will contain a "tools" icon. Toggle to the "camera" using the right/left button. The camera should be highlighted in yellow. Now scroll down using the up/down button until you come to "Date Stamp." Immediately to the right of the words "Date Stamp" you should be able to see whether or not your Date Stamp is "off"; set for Date Only--"Date" or set for "Date & Time". Choose the setting you desire using the right/left button. Press "menu" button to save settings. I hope that helps.
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Hi Mickey,The information, such as GPS, date & time, etc, are store in the EXIF data within the image. If you're using a Mac, getting this info is fairly easy. Within Preview, go to "Tools->Show inspector" and then look at the EXIF tab. Lightroom can also read EXIF data.s
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I don't see how; I do have my Fuji camera pics time/date stamped however Some pics show distorted.
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plug the included USB cable into the camera and the other end into your computer's USB port. A dialog box will appear on the PC screen. Choose "open folder to view files". Click & drag a selection box around the photos you want to transfer, then right-click and choose "Copy". Open My Documents", right-click and choose "Paste". (you can also drag & drop photos)
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I think they are imprinted on the pdf tag. I usually rename them and move them to a file. But of course, you can rename and date them.
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First press the display button to show your picture. Then press the F mode button When the menu appears choose "print order". When the menu appears, you can scroll and choose "with date". When you print your pictures. the date should be on it.