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The tool should set the date of the picture to the "modified" date from the iCloud Photo library. Can you check which date iCloud reports on a specific asset? |
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I also have the same problem. In my case, I think this has something to do with the fact that the pictures were removed from my icloud library at some point (for yet unknown to me reasons), and I restored (re-imported) them into my library from a time machine backup. Here is the info for a file shown as stored directly on my mac library inside
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So the jan 1 17:10 matches the The picture was originally taken on an iphone on December 31st around 18:00, and likely synced to my mac via icloud the next day, on January 1st, which matches date:modify and xmp:CreateDate. Then I re-imported the picture from my backup on February 28th, which matches Then i ran icloud-photos-sync on my server on the 2nd of March (today) to sync all pictures, and here is what it reports according to imagemagick:
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So while the exif and xmp dates stayed the same, date:modify changed to Accessing the picture from the icloud photos web interface via browser still reports 'Tuesday · Dec 31, 2024 · 6:10 PM' though. I'm guessing the file as stored in icloud had a changed modify time, and that affects the sync here. I think it would be nice to provide an option that could set the modified time either to the exif date time, the photoshop one, or the xmp one. |
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The dates on each of my photos have the date that it was downloaded from the utility. Is there any way to have the original date the photo was taken to be the date on the photo?
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