Closed nalsai closed 1 week ago
I have downloaded your samples. Thanks a lot.
The panasonic has a tag Time Stamp
that looks to be in UTC:
======== YG816412.jpg
Time Stamp : 2024:07:07 19:33:32
Date/Time Original : 2024:07:08 04:33:32.561
======== YG816412.rw2
Time Stamp : 2024:07:07 19:33:32
Date/Time Original : 2024:07:08 04:33:32
The Olympus has a tag Date Time UTC
======== YG816507.jpg
Date/Time Original : 2024:07:08 04:35:07
Date Time UTC : 2024:07:07 19:37:07
======== YG816507.orf
Date/Time Original : 2024:07:08 04:35:07
Date Time UTC : 2024:07:07 19:37:07
I have dropped your files directly on my Immich page. The server's TZ is UTC, my laptop is set of UTC+1. Here are the results:
When I set my TZ to UTC+0900, I get same results.
Therefore I would want either better date extraction in immich-go or the ability to disable it and let immich handle it.
The --capture-date-method=NONE
let immich dealing with the dates. In that case, immich-go give the modification date of the file. This field is mandatory, and
With the last alpha version released, my laptop set on UTC+0900, with date extraction disabled:
The time comes from the file's date. The file date is a mandatory filed fir the upload. I have modified immich-go to give an empty date;
Quite good, isn't it?
I have re upload your files with my TZ set to Paris, and it still works. So, I don't see any reason to maintain the not so good code for extracting dates of capture before uploading.
That's perfect, thank you!
When importing raw files using the latest alpha (v0.23.0-alpha5) of immich-go it doesn't detect the date from orf and rw2 files.
Exiftool and by extension immich are able to get the date from them. Therefore I would want either better date extraction in immich-go or the ability to disable it and let immich handle it.
Here are example files: https://send.bitwarden.com/#g9qT153smEirybIlAQLllw/73bvKQWALNv4ZZ3sNOIbSg Since they are too large, I can't attach them directly using GitHub. They are available for 30 days. I included the JPEG files for reference. They work correctly and the raw files should be imported with roughly the same data as their respective JPEG file.