EXIF Date Changer was very easy to use and successfully changed the time on my 2000 pictures allowing me to geotag them.I couldn\'t have written a program to meet my needs more precisely.

Nice tool. Simple to use. Just what I needed.

Hallo I´m totally satisfied. Datum changer is a very good pgm. Very very good.Best regardsChrister Pettersson

Definitely helped me organize wedding pictures taken with six diffent cameras all set with differnt times. Thanks for an effective tool.

A handy utility, but I would have liked to be able to select a number of files rather than having to convert either single files or the whole folder

Works like clockwork, does exactly what it is supposed to do. And I was pleasantly surprised about the rename function :-)

Use it for TIF It was simple and useful to find out that the received TIF images has or has not transparency.

Limited application for single files but tedious and too restricted to be of much use. There is no batch capability.I was intending to buy the full version but this has dissuaded me from doing so.

The MMI is perfect and Exif Pilot looks like perfectly answering my need.The point is that Exif Pilot just does not work.I had to modify a "Tiff files with bit compression" (such files are for instance output by Nikon capture NX2) and I had to change the shutter speed (from 0.02 to 0.5 seconds).After doing that with Exif Pilot, the file was not readable anymore (either by Nikon capture, or by Photomatix, or by Hugin). There was only faststone image viewer able to read it !!!Sorry

Good but need the batch routines Software seemed to do what I wanted except it was slow and tedious to reset the camera date. I need the batch function to change hundreds of exif dates as the camera date was incorrect. I tried to purchase the full edition but that became too difficult via PAYPAL and the order failed to complete. Further searching revealed a DOS program option which allowed me the flexibilty to review and change thousands of files easily and quickly. It was free, difficult to use and not as pretty. I am a programmer so these were not real issues for me.

Waste of time Totally unusable. When I tried to change dates, sometimes it did nothing, sometimes it changed the date to one that I did not request. Good luck.

I was hoping it would have the ability to rename files with insert of exif metadata. Does not have this feature to my satisfaction.Thanks , anyway!

Worked a treat Moving my albums from photoshop album on the PC to iPhoto on the mac. The 'picture taken' dates had become messed up when I wrote tags to the files. After many different attempts with other programs, this worked a treat and I'm now sorted

Can`t Update Word Doc I wanted to change the creation date of a WORD document and, although I followed the help exactly, and the change appeared to take, it did not. The product did not work for me.

Powerful, but not elegant There seems to be quite a bit of power in this tool, but I found the user interface to be somewhat unintuitive. For example, I wasn't sure exactly when changes were saved; sometimes when I thought that they should have been, I opened up another application to view and confirm that the Exif headers had been changed and discovered that the changes had not yet been applied.

Need Batch Features The interface made me dig pretty deep to set the date on a file (EXIF DateTimeOriginal). My goal in life is to find a program that will set the EXIF DateTimeOriginal information in all of my scanned files in a batch process. So many programs are not letting me create or edit this field, or making it so cumbersome as to be time consuming, or requiring programming knowledge or skills that I don't have time to re-aquire.For some reason, programmers and companies can't seem to get it through their collective heads that people like me who want to scan ...

I was looking for products that would remove the GPS segment from a few photos that I geotagged by mistake. ExifCleaner accomplished this without affecting the thumbnail data that followed the GPS data. Impressive! Looks like the ideal tool for cleaning GPS data before posting personal photos online.

Amazing It is good to have software like this. I just registered my trial version of TimeToPhoto. You can time-stamp all photos at once, specifying your own font, position, and color of the date stamp. In addition, you can stamp pictures with extras such as GPS information or the name of the place pictured, the file name, or just about anything else such as the names and ages of your kids at the time.

Business I require a time and date stamp on photographs to meet the digital photographic requirements of a client. This program serves that purpose.

good, but I needed one more thing I needed to be able to stamp the photo filename along with the date & time via a batch process. I use a digital camera with burst capability so date & time alone is just a litte off.

After using RoboGEO for a few days now I just love it. Am using my SE w995 to store my tracks, import to RoboGEO and write EXIF onto my CR2-files. I\'m like most others I guess, don\\\'t bother reading the user manual before I start using the program. Well this piece of program was very simple to use, have a simple step by step guide on the main screen and I was quickly done with my first geo tagging...

Nice program This program simplifies the geocoding process. Even though there are some limitations when we try to process lots of pictures spanning a few days worth of tracklogs, it works better than expected. The geocoding trough google earth feature is very handy. It processed about 1200 photos spanning four days in about an hour. The file copying process was the major bottleneck. My evaluation is that the money was well spent!

Suggestion for improvement Ideal for what I need but two things I had trouble with:1. Couldn't seem to make it stamp sony Alpha DSLR ARW files2. Camera clock runs quite slow, it would be nice to have the option of specifying a camera variance (e.g. +- x minutes) intead of an absolute variance; or, perhaps, to have an automatic search to calculate the variance based on presenting the GPS time and the camera time on the first picture in a batch, then automatically applying the variance to the rest of the batch - after all, most people tend not to take photographs ...

Good, but missing a few things I have not been able to do extensive test, but for what I have seen the progam works well. I would like to rename my files with the names of the countries where they were taken. I did not see that option.