Copyright line

Just a remember to change any copyright line you might have stored in your camera, or wherever you use it, if it's still set to 2022.

Reminds me that a few years back I neglected to update the metadata in LR when importing pictures. I didn't make the change till March.

garryknight wrote in post #19461878
Just a remember to change any copyright line you might have stored in your camera, or wherever you use it, if it's still set to 2022.

ra40 wrote in post #19461944
Reminds me that a few years back I neglected to update the metadata in LR when importing pictures. I didn't make the change till March.

Yep, just did both.

ra40 wrote in post #19461944
Reminds me that a few years back I neglected to update the metadata in LR when importing pictures. I didn't make the change till March.

My oven's clock is still an hour fast.

Well, I have only got LR 5.7 but followed the instructions via google to update ...and still cant find where you edit this info ! I'm just an analogue man living in a digital world

Pantry42 wrote in post #19462141
Well, I have only got LR 5.7 but followed the instructions via google to update ...and still cant find where you edit this info ! I'm just an analogue man living in a digital world

Wish I could help. The last version of LR I used was 4.1.

Pantry42 wrote in post #19462141
Well, I have only got LR 5.7 but followed the instructions via google to update ...and still cant find where you edit this info ! I'm just an analogue man living in a digital world

I'm also still on LR 5.7. Editing metadata is easy.

In Library, go to Metadata in the top menu. Click on it and in the pop-up window go and click on Edit Metadata Presets. Choose the preset that you want to edit. Then do your edit, like changing 2022 to 2023 in the copyright field.

When you're done, go to the top of the preset window and choose "Update Preset". And that's it.
Just make sure that in Lightroom's import window under Apply During Import you have the correct metadata preset selected!

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garryknight wrote in post #19462087
My oven's clock is still an hour fast.

Dont worry, a couple more months and it will be the right time again.

Maybe it is like the movie Ground Hog Day with Bill Murray.

gjl711 wrote in post #19462244
Dont worry, a couple more months and it will be the right time again.

my alarm clock automatically adjusts for DST, but to the old dates, pre George Bush.

Most of the clocks in my house are, one way or another, self adjusting.

But I have one "atomic" clock that runs three minutes fast and another that runs two minutes fast, and they are absolutely obstinate about it. They refuse to correct themselves or to be corrected.

When an electrical storm caused a power outage, the clock on the control panel of my home alarm system got between five and six hours off. I thought the next outage or electrical storm might reset it, but it has remained off by the same amount despite further storms and outages. I don't see a way to adjust it. Normally, it gets the correct time from a mysterious, faraway source and changes between standard and daylight time automatically.

OhLook wrote in post #19462377
When an electrical storm caused a power outage, the clock on the control panel of my home alarm system got between five and six hours off. I thought the next outage or electrical storm might reset it, but it has remained off by the same amount despite further storms and outages. I don't see a way to adjust it. Normally, it gets the correct time from a mysterious, faraway source and changes between standard and daylight time automatically.

Maybe check the time zone that it’s using. It might have reset to something like Brazil.

Bob_A wrote in post #19462550
Maybe check the time zone that it’s using. It might have reset to something like Brazil.

Then it'd be off by an integral number of hours. And I still wouldn't know how to repatriate the thing. Anyway, it doesn't display time zones. But thank you so much for your suggestion.

OhLook wrote in post #19462563
Then it'd be off by an integral number of hours. And I still wouldn't know how to repatriate the thing. Anyway, it doesn't display time zones. But thank you so much for your suggestion.

Unless it was India, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Iran, North Korea, Venezuela, and Newfoundland which are a half hour from an integral number of hours. Australia has a mix of 1/2 hour and 15 minute from integral time zones. Nepal is 15 minutes off an integral time zone. And there are probably some I've missed.

Hopefully, it will reset at the next change to DST.