Win10 Copying Files With Wrong Date. Why? How to Fix?

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  1. abrogard
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    That's a wealth of information - Irfanview I think, is it? But only two dates in it all: file date an image creation date.

    I know nothing of these tag schemes. Could effect dating?
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  3. lehnerus2000
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    abrogard said:
    That's a wealth of information - Irfanview I think, is it?
    One of the dialogue boxes was Windows Explorer, the rest were from IrfanView.

    I've used IrfanView for ~15 years.
    It's one of the first programs I install after I've done a clean install of Windows.

    abrogard said:
    But only two dates in it all: file date an image creation date.

    I know nothing of these tag schemes. Could effect dating?
    I don't know which of the Date field(s) Windows Explorer reads.
    If you have IrfanView, it might be easier for you to work out which field is being read, as I don't take any photos.

    Some links:
    https://iptc.org/standards/photo-met...hoto-metadata/
    https://www.photographymad.com/pages...data-explained
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