elements 9

[J.Davis]

I took pics on sunday from 11am to about 3pm and when I loaded them onto the computer all the images where dated the 28 - 8, but when I went to organise them in Elements 9 the am pics where the 28th and the pm pics where the 29th.
The camera dates are OK and the computer dates are also OK but elements seems to have a problem.
Any ideas on a solution?

[Mr Darcy]

I don't know elements, but I would be looking through the preferences for the timezone. Also check the camera and the PC timezone.

EDIT. Thinking about this some more, I would bet on the Camera timezone. The PC will just use the file date. It is entirely probable that Elements will compare the timezone stamp on the photo with the timezone on the PC (probably correct as it is a compulsory part of the set up of all PCs) and adjust the timestamp to reflect the timezone shift it is seeing.

[J.Davis]

All time zones are set to Brisbane without Daylight Saving.

[Mr Darcy]

Brisbane

There's your problem right there

Seriously. I am not sure what else to check.

[J.Davis]

[gstark]

Are you using a twelve or twenty-four hour clock?

It sounds like you have a 12 hour setting in place somewhere, and the time is offset by twelve hours.

Either that, or you're in the twilight zone.

[J.Davis]

Seems the problem lies with ACR's latest release, Adobe knows of the problem and is doing nothing to resolve the issue apart from going back to an earlier version of ACR.
Not good customer support.