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Was looking at the files ‘date created’ and ‘date modified’ entries in the file properties section of the metadata and was noticing that the dates were turning to garbage after entering IPTC data in the file. Upon further examination, the XMP Offset and XMP Size parameters were disappearing when this happened. So I am suspecting some sort of XML pointer corruption. However, the data entered in the IPTC area iis correct.
I am using PSCS and WinXP SP1 with files locally stored on the machine. I updated some files a few days ago without error. However, these files were created prior to October 2003. It seems this happens on files created after this date. I use a Canon 10D with firmware 2.0. This, of course could be my imagination, but it seems to be the case.
When looking at the files in the Windows Explorer, all create, accessed, modified, picture taken dates are correct. I am stumped. Is this something I am doing, or have I maybe found a bug?
Thanks,
Tony….
I am using PSCS and WinXP SP1 with files locally stored on the machine. I updated some files a few days ago without error. However, these files were created prior to October 2003. It seems this happens on files created after this date. I use a Canon 10D with firmware 2.0. This, of course could be my imagination, but it seems to be the case.
When looking at the files in the Windows Explorer, all create, accessed, modified, picture taken dates are correct. I am stumped. Is this something I am doing, or have I maybe found a bug?
Thanks,
Tony….
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