Daylight Savings Time

[doclic48@gmail.com]

Time stamp on filename doesn't match computer's. BYE didn't change with Daylight Savings Time change.
Any suggestions?

[astroman133]

Using BYE 3.2.0 the timestamp in the name of the file as a result of the <timestamp> placeholder is the local Windows system time at the start of the exposure.

The time that is displayed in Windows 10 Explorer, in the Date column of Details view, is the time that the camera put in the EXIF data as the Create date of the image.

And not to be too confusing, the Created timestamp that is shown in the stored file's Created timestamp is the Windows system time when the image file is created.

If the timestamp in the file name is incorrect then the Windows time is incorrect.

If the image file's Created timestamp is incorrect, then the camera's time may still be on DST.

[admin]

BYE takes its date from Windows, there is not such thing as a BYE time stamp, let alone daylight saving times.  All dates/times are those of either the camera (exif data) or Windows.

[doclic48@gmail.com]

Question solved. Camera time was off by 1 hour. 

Thank you!

[astroman133]

Yeah, that is what I figured...The camera doesn't adjust for DST automatically.

Thanks for letting us know.