Changing the time on the Bleeping camera's.

[twentysix by twentyfive]

You should try resetting a hungry Labradors internal clock. It takes weeks.

Takes me a week or so....

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

Oh bum,I hadnt thought about the camera-I ll never manage it

Does it matter tho'? The pics come off labelled in time sequence - maybe not the precise time but unless it's to be used in evidence ................

 

[tyred]

My digital camera thinks it's 2008. I know I probably should correct it but I can't be bothered.

 

[Brains]

I leave my cameras on summer time, you take more pictures in the summer, and who cares if the winter picture is one hour out?

I would always keep the date correct though, as it REALLY annoying if you get photos of an event from several sources and one has the date wrong, it means you have to manually move each photo to get the sequence correct

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

[QUOTE 3972586, member: 259"]How do you keep them strapped down for that long?[/QUOTE]
Eh? It's me I'm talking about not @Crackle's hounds.

 

[marknotgeorge]

My bloody car. The stereo & the GPS are all linked to the same display, so I thought it'd pick the time up from the radio or the GPS signal. Usually these things work best from Radio 2 for some reason, so I subjected myself to Chris Evans. Nah. Fannying about with the stereo buttons produced no joy, either. You have to go in though the TomTom menus using the poxy remote that takes up one of the cupholders, and sync it manually! Bah!