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First, I will describe the process of downloading images from Signal:
Signal for Android automatically names downloaded images using the upload date, but the modification date of each image is set to the current time when you download it. After downloading, the "Date taken"="Creation Date" property is missing from the image data. When images are sent as a batch, they share the same date in their filenames, with each subsequent image getting an additional index after the date: for example, if three photos are sent, the first will be named "signal-datetime.jpg," the second "signal-datetime-1.jpg," and the third "signal-datetime-2.jpg."
Now the bug in Ente Photos:
I downloaded three photos from Signal Messenger that were sent together in a batch on September 24, 2024, and they were named according to the rules above: signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610.jpg, signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610-1.jpg, signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610-2.jpg. However, when I upload these photos to Ente Photos, one photo shows the modification date as its date, while the other two show dates based on their filenames. I tried uploading both in a batch and individually, but in each case, two photos have dates corresponding to their filenames, while only the first photo (without an index) keeps its modification date as its date.
So I checked, and it seems that Ente Photos assigns dates based on Modification Date of a file, which makes it for me really confusing why in this situation photos get their dates from their names. I changed the name of the file signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610.jpg to signal-2024-10-24-20-19-49-610.jpg and then uploaded it again to Ente Photos. Now Ente shows it's date as "October 24" instead of "September 24" lol.
I assume, that you have some image naming patterns and if photo's name doesn't match it, then you use modification date as a name? If that's the case, then you have some name patterns missing, and why don't give a user an option to decide how to assign dates then?
"Fix date" button on Ente Windows Desktop obviously does nothing, because these images don't have EXIF.
This is a huge bug in context of a photo storage, because having right dates is one of the most important things here.
Version
v0.9.49
What product are you using?
Ente Photos
What platform are you using?
Mobile - Android
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
First, I will describe the process of downloading images from Signal:
Signal for Android automatically names downloaded images using the upload date, but the modification date of each image is set to the current time when you download it. After downloading, the "Date taken"="Creation Date" property is missing from the image data. When images are sent as a batch, they share the same date in their filenames, with each subsequent image getting an additional index after the date: for example, if three photos are sent, the first will be named "signal-datetime.jpg," the second "signal-datetime-1.jpg," and the third "signal-datetime-2.jpg."
Now the bug in Ente Photos:
I downloaded three photos from Signal Messenger that were sent together in a batch on September 24, 2024, and they were named according to the rules above: signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610.jpg, signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610-1.jpg, signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610-2.jpg. However, when I upload these photos to Ente Photos, one photo shows the modification date as its date, while the other two show dates based on their filenames. I tried uploading both in a batch and individually, but in each case, two photos have dates corresponding to their filenames, while only the first photo (without an index) keeps its modification date as its date.
So I checked, and it seems that Ente Photos assigns dates based on Modification Date of a file, which makes it for me really confusing why in this situation photos get their dates from their names. I changed the name of the file signal-2024-09-24-20-19-49-610.jpg to signal-2024-10-24-20-19-49-610.jpg and then uploaded it again to Ente Photos. Now Ente shows it's date as "October 24" instead of "September 24" lol.
I assume, that you have some image naming patterns and if photo's name doesn't match it, then you use modification date as a name? If that's the case, then you have some name patterns missing, and why don't give a user an option to decide how to assign dates then?
"Fix date" button on Ente Windows Desktop obviously does nothing, because these images don't have EXIF.
This is a huge bug in context of a photo storage, because having right dates is one of the most important things here.
Version
v0.9.49
What product are you using?
Ente Photos
What platform are you using?
Mobile - Android
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: