To sum it up, Igor Tolmachev's EXIF Date Changer delivers a simple and straightforward solution for viewing the EXIF data of JPEG images and for customizing their timestamps. No errors were displayed in our tests and it didn't freeze or crash. It supports multiple UI languages and has a good response time to commands. Moreover, it can update the file date values and insert or delete existing tags regarding the date and time attributes. However, the tool can be instructed to automatically create backups before changing the timestamps. As an added bonus you are also able to rename all photos to include the time taken in the filename, making it even easier to sort and view your photos. This allows you to compensate for incorrect camera settings, or different time zones within seconds. Worth noting is that the original files are processed. EXIF Date Changer modifies the date and time attributes of the EXIF data in your digital photos. You can find out the orientation, x and y resolution, resolution unit, software used, datetime, color space, inter format and length, and other EXIF details recorded by the digital camera, as well as set a custom date and time of creation, last modification and last access. The user-friendly interface is represented by a large window with a well-structured layout, where you can open JPEG images from file or entire directories, in order to view their thumbnails, names, resolutions, EXIF details, along with timestamps. It doesn't add new entries to the Windows registry or create files on the disk without your permission. This means that you can copy the app files to a custom location on the disk or to a USB flash drive, in order to run it on any PC. NET Framework installed on your PC, you don't need to set up anything else. It features intuitive options that can be tackled even by less skilled users. Igor Tolmachev's EXIF Date Changer is an easy-to-use application that enables you to view the EXIF information of images obtained from digital cameras, as well as to change timestamps.
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