Perfectly Synchronize the Clocks on Multiple Cameras Using a Computer

.....courtesy of Petapixel
http://petapixel.com …e-cameras-using-computer/

I know that some people know that already

I'm really hoping that the cameras with built-in GPS can use the GPS clock to set the camera time.

Yeah, it seems still a lot of things to do, it's frustrating to continually find out that you've not changed the time e.g. 3 months down the line, only to do it again three month time

Hmm. Multiple cameras, multiple times.

Reminds me of the old adage: "A man with a watch always knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never quite sure."

Well dang, I've lost track...Rog, you Arizona guys don't have Daylight Savings Time, we here do, but what time is it now...I lose track, help!!!

tonylong wrote in post #17165835
Well dang, I've lost track...Rog, you Arizona guys don't have Daylight Savings Time, we here do, but what time is it now...I lose track, help!!!

If it were only that simple.

In AZ there's no daylight savings time, unless you're on the Navajo reservation, in which case there is.

And I'd love to help you, but people say you're beyond help.

But since you asked, it's 4:52 p.m., MST. Does that help you?

Well, I took a nap and now I'm even more confused...

Apparently, for some of us confusion is entropic.

Well, I seem to have gotten a good night's sleep and I think it's morning now and I got out and had a good walk, that's good for me at this point...the problem is that I have to line up having surgery on my ankle, which won't be fun...