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#Lightroom batch file rename update#

Each following photo in your selection will then be moved forward 3 hours and 42 minutes as well. So let’s say you are moving the first photo forward 3 hours and 42 minutes. Applying that time difference to each of the selected photos allows Lightroom to maintain the integrity of the timestamps and you keep your photos all in order. It shows you the current date and time, and then when you set a new date and time for it, it looks at the difference. The way this method of updating works is that it looks at the first image in your selection.

#Lightroom batch file rename update#

Now, just from the name, it sounds like if you were to mass update multiple images, it would set them all to be the same date and time, but that’s incorrect. This option lets you modify the photo time stamps to a particular time.

So how do they work? Option 1 – Adjust to a specified date and time Change timestamps to a specified date and time

Change to file creation date for each image.

Shift by set number of hours (time zone adjust).

Now you will see the three options for updating the timestamp:

Select all the photos that need updating by the same amount and then click the button beside the timestamp in the metadata.

Take note of the time and how much it needs to be changed by (e.g., -1 hr or +2.5 hrs).Īdobe Lightroom showing the photo capture time You will see the timestamp with a little button beside it.

Select one photo and have a look at the metadata on the right.

Make sure you stay within the library tab and that you are not in the develop tab.

Navigate within your library to the folder containing photos that need updating.

The first steps to open the timestamp update tool are the same for all three methods. 5 That’s it Open the Timestamp Update Tool