However, on a Mac, it shows the local date and time for where it is being viewed. When I display a photo in IOS, it shows the date and time of the photo in local time where the photo was taken. Currently, I take almost all my photos on my iPhone and use iCloud Photos for storage. As I previously noted, photo editors usually include some provision for batch adjusting date and time to account for this.īy the way, there is an interesting current bug in the Photos app related to this (previously noted by me). So, when photos were transferred from a camera to a computer, they use the EXIF time and date as the creation date. When it comes to photos, though, I don’t believe that the standard photo metadata Information (EXIF) included any Time Zone provision. I then saw all the Date Modified timestamps in a Finder window change. I tested this by temporarily using the Date and Time system preference to shift my location. Timestamps seen in the Finder appear to be stored in UTC (or local with the UTC offset).
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