Hi Phil,
Tag 0x2003 is an hexadezimal representation of a datetimestring like Tag 0x00AF
On most cams you can see only a default '0000000000000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFF00000000'
On some cams like GH5 you get an Hexprinted datetime (a few seconds earlier than in 0x00AF).
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp)); //Year1
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp)); //Year2
printf(":");
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp)); //Month
printf(":");
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp));//Day
printf(" ");
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp));//Hour
printf(":");
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp)); //Minute
printf(":");
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp)); //Second
printf(".");
printf("%02X", fgetc(ifp));//SubSecond
printf(" ");
followed by 8x '0xFF' what look likes an undefined second DateTime
followed by 4 Bytes only set when Datetime above is set. Maybe SubSubsecond...
-Klaus
Thanks! This will be decoded as "PansonicDateTime" by ExifTool 11.07.
- Phil
Hi Phil,
now I have it on GX-8.
It is the "Time Lapse Shot"
the hexadecimal datetime is always of the _first_ shot and not the current shot.
There is no option that changes anything on the middle 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
and the last 4 Bytes are Shot number as long integer and _not_ printed as '%02X'.
(ShotNo. 17 in Bytes 0x11 0x00 0x00 0x00 => Long 0x00000011)
-Klaus
Hi Phil,
On GX-8 the Time_lapse-Menu triggers that the camera uses this data.
All hundreds bracketing or serial shots before have no data her.
But when you once have used 'Time Lapse Setup', the HexDateTime and shotnumber is set for _every_ type of series or burst.
Doesnt matter if Time Lapse is activated or not.
-Klaus
Thanks! I'll add TimeLapseShotNumber
- Phil