Nikon used to offer something called Image Authentication Software. It was revealed in 2011 that the software was cracked and unreliable (reference). I do not know of a replacement.
Date/Time Stamp On Photo
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Nikon used to offer something called Image Authentication Software. It was revealed in 2011 that the software was cracked and unreliable (reference). I do not know of a replacement.
EXIF data can be manipulated.
Horoscope Fish
Senior Member
Lots of Nikon DSLR's will print the date on the photo. On the D3200 the function is in the Setup menu: Print Date.
And while it's been pointed out EXIF data can be manipulated, so can the photos themselves... So while I can't vouch for how well date imprinting will stand up in court, neither is that really the question being posed. The question is, "Can I print the date on my photos?" and the answer is, "yes".
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And while it's been pointed out EXIF data can be manipulated, so can the photos themselves... So while I can't vouch for how well date imprinting will stand up in court, neither is that really the question being posed. The question is, "Can I print the date on my photos?" and the answer is, "yes".
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No harder/easier than taking any image and creating a text layer in Photoshop (or even GIMP for free) right?
PookieAdams
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Re: "How about the d7100?"
Page 209 of D7100 User's Manual says you can use time/date-stamp if you use PictBridge. In other words, as I understand it, if you have a PictBridge compatible printer, you can connect your camera directly to the printer with a USB cable (i.e., NOT going through your computer) and then follow the directions from p.209. [I was gonna copy-and-paste that page for you here, but my computer is too slow right now to download the PDF of the User’s Manual. Sorry.]
My Epson Artisan730 printer is PictBridge compatible, but I have not yet tried to use the Time/Date-Stamp function, so that’s the best I can do you for now.
Hope that helped some. Good luck.
Page 209 of D7100 User's Manual says you can use time/date-stamp if you use PictBridge. In other words, as I understand it, if you have a PictBridge compatible printer, you can connect your camera directly to the printer with a USB cable (i.e., NOT going through your computer) and then follow the directions from p.209. [I was gonna copy-and-paste that page for you here, but my computer is too slow right now to download the PDF of the User’s Manual. Sorry.]
My Epson Artisan730 printer is PictBridge compatible, but I have not yet tried to use the Time/Date-Stamp function, so that’s the best I can do you for now.
Hope that helped some. Good luck.
cararoxoxo
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Was wondering the same thing........ I need date and time stamp for a court case.