How to restore correct dates for images in Photos<article>
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<p>There’s a gaping hole in Photos, and it’s not a missing photo of your grandma. Rather, it’s how the app handles adjusting the date and time of photos that have been imported without the correct information.</p><p>This has quite likely happened to you, based on the volume of reader email about this particular situation.</p><p>When iCloud Photos syncs images captured on an iPhone or iPad, the date and time of capture comes through correctly. Likewise if you use the Finder (in Catalina) or iTunes (in Mojave and earlier) to sync images between your Mac and an iPhone or iPad.</p><p>However, importing images captured elsewhere, such as on a digital snapshot, mirrorless or DSLR camera, or scanned photos and documents, Photos relies on a combination of the file’s creation date and time and embedded metadata. In many cases, the date and time you see for an image in the Finder is what Photos uses to tag the image in its library.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3452657/how-to-restore-correct-dates-for-images-in-photos.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to restore correct dates for images in Photos
