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    Adobe Lightroom 3 Date Problem:::

    Since upgrading to Adobe Lightroom 3 I appear to have a problem with the dates of my imported photos and I'm baffled as to what is going on or how to fix it.

    Basically I import my photos into Lightroom using the default folders it creates - basically:

    YYYY/
    YYYY-MM-DD/

    however I get it to rename my files into YYYYMMDD_XXX.NEF filename format (where XXX is just an incrementing sequence number).

    So here is my problem - files shot before about 2PM are correctly named with the correct date and put into the correct dated folder - e.g. photos I took today went into the folder:

    2010-08-22

    and were named:

    20100822_XXX.NEF

    However files shot after about 2PM do go into the correct DAY folder (i.e. 2010-08-22 for today) but the filenames end up as 20100823_XXX.NEF (i.e. tomorrows date?).

    I was originally thinking it's something to do with UTC time or something - however in the EXIF data for the files the date/time is set correctly and I've checked my camera (Nikon D90) date/time, etc settings and my Mac laptop date/time settings and they are both correct. I didn't have this problem before - it only seems to have appeared after upgrading to Lightroom 3 - any ideas?

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    I seem to remember a similar post on here recently about the LR file naming convention going AWOL, someone should be able to help you soon Remorhaz
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    It was something to do with timezones, and that your copy of lightroom is using the wrong timezone for your region.

    Found it: http://www.lightroomforums.net/index.php?topic=10269.0
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    As a workaround, select the photos and do a rename. I find the problem occurs during import but using the same preset using the rename function works as it should.
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