Parsing zero timestamp #127
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Hi @rogerbinns ,
This is already the case, so if I understand correctly your issue is the logging message ? |
Yes, the issue is the logging message. There is nothing I can do about this other than modifying the original exif data on the image which I'd rather not do. Also the message is printed every time I do an incremental build even though the affected files haven't changed. |
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Ok, I decreased the logs level for this, as it is not crtitical. |
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Note that technically the timestamp does exactly match the format but isn't a valid date. I'm guessing the camera (photo is over a decade old) put in all zeroes as an indication that it doesn't have a time. I suggest recognising the time as equivalent to not having a timestamp at all.
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