Sorting by Capture time?

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• Sort by capture time does not

  
  I looked at the responses to similar topics, and most of the problems had something to do with video files. Here's my problem, I have recently updated my Lightroom CC. When I imported 3 Lexar 16 GB cf cards pro using a Lexar workflow Tower, all imported correctly. Which means only one card at a time. I used 2 cameras Nikon D700 separate shooting only RAW files. When I hit 'Sort by capture time' nothing has happened. Files begin with 'D7A' and 'D7B"to keep a tab on what camera which takes snapshots. However, LR is now alone, sorting by file name and no time. I double checked to make sure that the time stamps are correct. I'm on Windows 7 has anyone else seen this behavior? Any suggestions? Many thanks - Harry

  I never had this problem '' IF '' the time has been set correctly on both devices. Check the cameras to see if they are turned off in a few minutes or more. Not if they are out of time, but if a camera is set to 12:00 and the other on 12:05 or 01:00.

• Two cameras will synchronize together to help sort by Capture time

  Hello ~

  I recently used a second shooting game for the first time at a wedding I shot, and I tried in vain to get them to be sorted in Lightroom using Capture time. I changed the time to match already and it worked, but when I sort these photo by capture time, it only sorts camera 1 hour of capture, followed by camera 2. It not sync the time of two cameras together. Does anyone have advice? I scoured the internet for the answer to this all day today and yesterday and can not get help!

  Just a guess... perhaps the day is not set to the same value, or time zones are not properly defined or something like that

  But if you're not going to show us a screenshot, show us the date and time, so we can diagnose the things

• Sorting by Capture time images

  When I photograph weddings that I use 2 Cameras Nikon one has a longer lens and the other a wide angle. The problem is that I exchange the cameras a little throughout the day. Then when I'm back in the office, I download all these photos in sequential order, but they are not in the order of time.  Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I should do? I also think that if I could put them in the order of time, they were taken there may be preferable but I don't know how to do this. I know that it is in the metadata, but beyond that I'm at a loss. Lightroom for this somehow or Photoshop?

  Help, please

  Patricia

  TANUJ response should work, but the time and Date on both devices must be more much the same as possible.   Check the time and date on BOTH devices.

• LR is more sorting images by capture time

  Good afternoon

  I have been using Adobe Lightroom 2 with Photoshop CS4 without any problems.

  However, recently I got problems with the order in which to store my images is LR.

  I work in Raw and always start LR. From there on, I open my image in Photoshop before making any adjustment and then by saving in 16-bit PSd or Tiff.

  On the first save the format tiff/psd file normally resides in LR - IE next to the original raw and virtual copy. But now, when I come back to changes in Photoshop psd re-recorded file is moved to the beginning of the Lightroom library. The area around the image is darkened and against it, it has a message 2 0' and the phrase 'the photo is part of a stack.

  I don't understand why he did this and I do not voluntarily battery use. I want to just my images on screen, next to each other for ease of use.

  All my photos are sorted by capture time and even if the files in question are the good time he still does not stop Lightroom to place upstairs, out where it should be.

  It is not a huge problem, but it's quite annoying when you have thousands of images in your catalog, and he has never done before. I restored LR for the default settings, but it did make a difference.

  Please can someone help.

  Right-click on an image in the folder or the collection and select stacking. You have the option to expand or collapse the batteries and also the ability to stack automatically during capture . With auto tack stack by capture time , you can select the time range for auto stacking to apply. It sounds like you have battery auto by capture time together. If you do not want to pile up time at all then this set to 0 seconds.

• Filter by Capture time?

  Does anyone know if it is possible to filter photos in Lightroom by 'capture time '?

  I want to start working on a blog that deals with the difficulties and spinoffs to photograph landscapes during the mid-day.  It would be extremely useful I might have Lightroom filter 10 000 + images in my library for me show that those taken between 11:00 and 14:00, for example.  Any ideas as to how this could be done?  This is not part of Lightroom features, is maybe some kind of plugin?

  Just to clarify, I know that I can sort by capture time, but my experiences seem to show that in sorting by capture time, there is automatically a sort of first level by Date of Capture, which means that this method doesn't really work in the way I described above.  My goal is to filter the entire catalog and show photos taken between two times of day, but without regard to date.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  ====

  * I guess I should add that I am using LR5.

  Post edited by: JG_Coleman

  The filter any plugin should work

  PS: I want to see your blog post when it's over.

• Bug in the Edit Capture time function?

  I have problems with the feature 'Edit Capture time' in LR3. I'm curious to know if others have a similar experience and you have a few suggestions.

  I have lots of old jpg files that have been scanned and stored on my computer over the years. The actual creation date is not correct on most of them. As I was their import in LR3, I tried to change the date and I've been to unexpected behavior when trying to resolve several images at the same time. What I noticed is that LR3 will correctly assign the new time of capture on some images. The rest, he attributes a time completely random capture that could be earlier or later than what I selected years. I have to repeat the process several times on the images with the wrong date before ultimately bringing all to have time to capture that I want.

  To clarify what I mean by several images, I would say that it could be as little as 2, and other times, it's as much as 100 + images. I use the stamp of time in my naming convention for my file names are unique, so I like it to be as accurate as I can get it for stuff I shot with film. I'm running the 64 bit version of LR3 with the latest updates on a computer that is running the 64 bit version of Windows 7. I have 8 GB of memory in my machine. More than enough free disk space. Does anyone have ideas on this?

  Another thing that I will mention, that may just be me not understanding how the feature is supposed to work. I put a time to capture the 25/05/2000 12:00:00 AM for 33 images. After several attempts to get all 33 of them to make the change, I have them sorted by capture time and noticed that after 10 images from the time of 12:00 to 12:00:01. Then it changed to 12:00:02 after another8 images until I finally touched all the images of 33. I thought it was supposed to put them all to the same date and time? Here, because I do not remember the time I took these pictures in 2000, the only reason why it is important is so that the images appear in the correct order when I sort by capture time.

  I didn't know what it is about that online, but I thought I could put it out there and see if I get anything back

  Let me first explain how the "time capture Edit" is supposed to work in LR (the UI is a bit missleading here), and maybe that will shed light on what you are seing:

  • If you have a picture selected and choose "Adjust at a date and time", the time of Imaging is set to the date / time specified.
  • If you have more than one selected image and choose "Adjust to a date and time", time of creation of the most selected image is set to the date / the specified time and time of creation of all other selected images are adjusted by the same amount of time, because the image chosen was to be adjusted to the date / time specified.

  Example:

  Image	Date/time before	Time after	Change Header 4
  More selected	2010-08-01 15:00	2010-08-03 17:00	+ 2 days + 2 hours
  2nd selected	2009-01-15 01:25:13	2009-01-17 03:25:13	+ 2 days + 2 hours
  3rd selected	2003-12-31 23:00	2004-01-03 01:00	+ 2 days + 2 hours

  I guess that what you are writing is based on different (perhaps with 1 second interval) original date/time on your images.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• How to sort by "Date time digitized?

  Hello

  "I understand the differences between" Date time Orig ", Date time digitized" and "Date Time". I scanned images that show the original time and Date time digitized. But I can't find a way to sort by Date time digitized, only Date time orig. help, please!

  Thank you

  Michael Morrison

  In the EXIF standard, Date original time is when the image was captured originally, i.e. when the shutter is pressed.   Date time digitized is when an analog image (film) was scanned (digitalized); for digital cameras, usually Date is the same Date time digitized original time.  The Date field time is supposed to be the last time that the software (or firmware) changed the picture somehow. LR is not well maintain Date time.

  Date of the capture of LR usually shows the Date time original EXIF. (When Date time Original is missing, LR is trying to use other date fields, but it is buggy and confusing.)

  Unfortunately, LR provides no method for sorting by Date time digitized. However, both plugins provide only ability: List View and the data Explorer.

• Capture time lose fractions of a second

  Hello

  I use LR 5.7, Camera Raw 8.7, on a Mac OSX version 10.10 and have noticed that recently I can sort is more correctly on time to capture images.  When I look at the XMP file, I find that the capture time is always recorded with the decimal part, the value 00 considering that in older versions were maintained, tenths and hundredths

  It's very annoying when shooting sport with motor drive I'm getting lots of images 7 or 8 who all seem to have the same time, so I can't count on being correct - even with filename sorting order is not good for me, as I often shoot with two bodies.

  Does anyone know if there are plans to restore it?

  Thank you

  Chris

  I submitted a bug report: Lightroom: change the Capture time keeps the fractions of a second.  Head over to this topic and add your vote.

  If you encounter this problem, again, you can use the Exiftool free to adjust the date/time outside of LR.

• Smart collection for photos with the same capture time

  Hello

  I wish to have a smart collection for the photos I took to make HDR.

  These photos were taken of view/captured sequentially, therefore, most probably have almost the exact same time (perhaps even within the same second).

  -Is it possible to create a smart collection for these photos?

  (I know the collection could also include pictures I didn't mean to, but even when most of the potential HDR photo would be there...)

  Thank you!

  Boolis.

  A good way to make this selection for HDR/Pano is to select all the potential picture in library/grid and then use the command "Auto-pile by Capture time.  You can then place them in collections.

  

• Sort by start time of file in multitrack - hearing CC

  Hi guys,.

  I was wondering if its possible to sort by start time of file in the files window, as is the case in the markers window.

  I often long session files with same named files distributed on the whole, and it would be valuable to see where a particular file is located in the estate, within the session.

  I can't think of another way to organize in a way that makes sense for my needs.

  See you soon

  Brad

  It is not an option to sort by start time of file. However there are options to sort by current order or access order. You may need to extend your files window to view additional columns. If you do not see them turn them on by right clicking on the column title field to display the menu drop down. The column order can be changed by clicking left on the field, and then drag it to a new location. Hope that helps.

• Auto-pile by wrong capture time

  Hello

  I have 28 photographs taken sequentialy but not at the same intervals; they are part of a collection. I proceed to select all the and choose 'stack automatic stacking by capture... time. "in the context menu and choose the time between battery 0:01:00 (one minute)

  However I find the time to capture photos in a stack is more than 1 minute!  For example, here is the photo capture times in one package:

  20:19:12, 20:19:25, 20:19:43, 20:20:24, 20:21:19, 20:21:45

  We see that the time to capture between members of this stack are not less than a minute. What is going on?

  Thank you

  Juan dent

  You can go through and manually stack them, but I don't think that LR built based on autostacking offer a way to automate this, otherwise than by the timing of the interval.

  Photo: a lot of things impossible become possible in the exciting land of user and plugins LR SDK programming, so I wouldn't give up hope altogether - cordially, RP

• I can't LR5.0 to change the Capture time

  When I try to set a specific capture time, it behaves exactly like LR4.x but nothing CHANGES after hitting 'change '.   Anyone else have this problem?

  

  The top left of the screen progress bar appears briefly as if changes are made, but when go back to change, again, the capture time remains unchanged.

  PROBLEM SOLVED.   After being frustrated with more attempts, I left LR5 and then restarted, it.   After having done that, I saw NO other problems and am able to change the date/time of capture as expected.   (Maybe my hardware is bad driving... will have to look.)

• How to add image capture times that do not have EXIF?

  Hello

  I have a lot of photo (jpeg high quality) a scanner dia have not all the EXIF data. Lightroom takes the date of creation of file to order, which is annoying. Is it possible to add these photos capture time, since I've known about since they were taken?

  Samuel - on Lightroom 3.6 / win64

  Metadata > command change the Capture time is going to change the time of one or more photos.  Beware that when you change the time of a lot of photos at the same time, LR shifts the time of all those, rather than being at the exact same time.   The Capture time of Exif plugin is also provided for the scanned images.

• Change the Capture time

  Hello

  I just did an event with 2 cameras and later, I noticed that one of the 2 cameras was about 3 minutes and 25 seconds in front of the other.

  I want to set the capture time because some of the image are out of use now.

  It doesn't seem like Lightroom may deal with this small amount of time, or does it? (LR can do a picture at once, but not in batches, it seems)

  I use version 3.5

  

  If Lightroom cannot do, any other software could do it in batches?

  Select all the photos that need to be adjusted and change the Capture time.  Select the reduce/enlarge option at specified Date and time and set the corrected time of 03:25 less.  This will adjust all photos of the same relative difference.

  (This is a common confusion about this command option - it is mislabeled).