The latter are managed by the OS & are not stored inside the file, & may be considerably different from the ones stored inside the file. You probably would also see a "Date Time" entry in the TIFF panel if the image file is JPEG or TIFF, & that also corresponds to the Exif "Date Time Digitized" tag.īut as already mentioned, these image date-time metadata values are different from & independent of the ones you see in Finder or anything else that displays the file's date-related metadata, which is stored in the filesystem on the hard drive.
In the IPTC panel, you might see three entries, a "Date Created," a "Digital Creation Date," & a "Digital Creation Time." This should be the same date-time metadata as in the Exif panel, but displayed using the IPTC tags. In fact, depending on the file type, the device, & software used to create the digital image, you usually can see quite a few differently named dates embedded in the file, some in the Exif panel & others in the IPTC panel or even the TIFF one (if present).įor example, in the Exif panel, you would probably see both "Date Time Digitized" & "Date Time Original." For a digital camera, for obvious reasons the two dates will normally be the same, but for photos that originally were shot with a film camera they might be different. You can also use Preview.app's "Inspector" tool (first item on Preview's "Tools" menu) to view Exif date metadata embedded in photo files.
#How do i export photos from mac to hard drive for mac os x
After exporting a photo to the EHD download and use EXIF Viewer for Mac OS X to view the EXIF Image Created date to see if it's the same as that in Photos.
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