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Using Windows Explorer I can open the DCIM subdirectories (100APPLE, 101APPLE, etc.) on my iPhone to see the pictures I have taken. (DCIM is under "Internal Storage.") I can then hover my mouse over a picture (JPG or PNG) file and see its "Date Taken" time stamp.
When I copy those files to my Windows 10 system, however, the "Date Taken" property seems to sometimes be deleted or changed. I tried using @filedate and @filetime to get this data, to no avail. I tried using a, c, and w as the second parameter with both of these commands. None of these gives me the "Date Taken" that I see when I hover my mouse of the picture in a DCIM subdirectory on my iPhone.
I also note that when I look at the copied photos on my Windows 10 system using File Explorer the "Date Taken" property is not there. I looked at using the Windows robocopy command, but that does not allow me to access the iPhone internal storage. (Sigh.)
Is there any way that I can ( copy files from my iPhone to my computer and reliably maintain the "Date Taken" property? And if so, how can I access that property from Take Command?
Thank you,
Jesse Heines
When I copy those files to my Windows 10 system, however, the "Date Taken" property seems to sometimes be deleted or changed. I tried using @filedate and @filetime to get this data, to no avail. I tried using a, c, and w as the second parameter with both of these commands. None of these gives me the "Date Taken" that I see when I hover my mouse of the picture in a DCIM subdirectory on my iPhone.
I also note that when I look at the copied photos on my Windows 10 system using File Explorer the "Date Taken" property is not there. I looked at using the Windows robocopy command, but that does not allow me to access the iPhone internal storage. (Sigh.)
Is there any way that I can ( copy files from my iPhone to my computer and reliably maintain the "Date Taken" property? And if so, how can I access that property from Take Command?
Thank you,
Jesse Heines