OS: Mac 64bit
When attempting to change the timestamp with multiple images selected, the function works but the behaviour is non-intuitive.
Effect: timestamps are changed, but user needs to click the 'Cancel' button to dismiss the dialog.
[To see this in action it helps to have the Browser displaying "Thumbnails + Label" and for the label to include "EXIF: Date Taken"]
To reproduce:
1. Select 2 or more images
2. Tools > Change timestamp
3. Select any option (eg Current date, specific date, file creation date)
4. Select all three EXIF dates
5. Click "Write to all files"
- the browser thumbnails change size, but the dialog stays on the screen
6. Click "Cancel"
- examining the EXIF info on the files shows that the EXIF dates were, in fact, changed
Or:
1. Select 2 or more images
2. Tools > Change timestamp
3. Select any option (eg Current date, specific date, file creation date)
4. Select all three EXIF dates
5. Click "Write"
- the browser thumbnail of the image selected in the upper-right pane of the dialog changes size, but the dialog stays on the screen: is this correct?
6. The image chosen in the upper-right pane of the dialog advances to the next image (correct?)
7. Click "Write"
- the browser thumbnail of the image selected in the upper-right pane of the dialog changes size, but the dialog stays on the screen: is this correct?
8. Click "Cancel"
- the browser thumbnails return to normal size;
- examining the EXIF info on the files shows that the EXIF dates were, in fact, changed
Expected behaviour with multiple images selected:
1) Clicking "Write" changes the EXIF data and advances to the next image (which it does)
2) Clicking "Write to all files" changes the EXIF data and closes the dialog (which it does not do)
3) Clicking "Cancel" should undo any changes made by clicking the "Write" button (which it does not do)
4) IMO there should be a "Continue", "Finished" or "Confirm" button (or similar) to confirm the changes, as "Cancel" implies that the changes will be undone.
