[Eclug] File creation times

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  • David Krings david.krings at snet.net
    Wed Aug 16 20:20:36 EDT 2006

     

    At 12:23 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote:
    >  For instance with digital photos there is probably creation time in
    >the photo itself:
    >
    >% exiftime -t ~/pics/Public/Cats/Catzilla/catzilla\ brave.jpg
    >Image Created: 2002:06:19 21:54:03
    >% stat --printf 'mtime: %y\nctime: %z\n' 
    >~/pics/Public/Cats/Catzilla/catzilla.jpg
    >mtime: 2002-07-29 19:33:24.000000000 -0400
    >ctime: 2006-06-09 17:08:15.000000000 -0400
    
    
    After some digging I found that the PHP command exif_read_data (filename) 
    will do about the same and read out the file creation date, I haven't tried 
    it with an image fresh from the camera. I used to shoot pictures with the 
    biggest size and highest resolution just to resize them later with PSP 
    (maybe I try GIMP the next time). My guess is that PSP inserted its own 
    data, which explains why images from August and November have a creation 
    date from late December. Ah well, as long as it will work out going forward 
    a lot of work will be saved.
    
    Just wanted to share this solution to my problem.
    
    David K. 
    
    
    

     

     

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