I have several (28) old picture files (JPGs) that have somehow, mysteriously, have the file date incorrect.

Does anyone have a free/inexpensive way to correct the file date on these picture files? I am running Windows 10 Professional on this PC.

It would be desirable to retain the month and day but change the year to 2004... in that it would maintain my backup scheme.

B/T/W... these are some old (2004) pictures that were recovered from a backup drive when a previous computer had a fatal hard drive crash. It appears that the month and day are correct; however, the year on some, but not all, files in 3 directories/folders changed to either 1923 or 2059... but some files in these directories (couple of hundred) retained their correct 2004 year.

Next thing you know they will demand animal noises in passwords... then maybe strong smells :)

This was new to me... I had never heard of this till I saw the picture and posted it.

Are these vampire hummingbirds?

By the way... this is by no means meant to distract from the strikingly beautiful hummingbird pictures I have seen on UHH... I just thought it was a laugh... and I borrowed this picture from a friend's post... did not take this picture myself.

I had a red '68 Camaro SS 350, new the end of '67. Unlike you, I had quite a collection of tickets... it got expensive between tickets and rear tires. :)

I had a 350 in my '68 SS but they may not have had that engine choice in '67. The 327 was a sweet engine. In '68 they had the 396 in 3 different horsepower choices: 325 HP, 350 HP, and 375 HP (if memory serves me right on the HP numbers)

nice pic of a nice car.

I had a red '68 Camaro SS 350, new the end of '67. Looked like that same red, except mine had a white stripe around the nose. After I wrecked it, I had that stripe replaced with a pair of white stripes over the top from nose to tail (would like to post a pic but I think it is against the hog rules to post a pic in reply)

My wife used to make some great fruit cakes. I loved them but never found a commercial fruit cake I really liked. They were time consuming and NOT cheap to make.

I saw him in either 1965 or 1966 in Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam

On camera/lens I wonder the same thing regarding travel. I had a heavy film camera when there years ago and my neck took a beating... and I was half my present age. If you take the underground/tube, get a map of the system. They were free and at all the major stations when I was there… it can get confusing making transitions without a map. Hope you both enjoy and get some great pictures.

Took several minutes to quit laughing too hard to reply. I don’t like cats, both allergic and agrivated, but I do feel sorry for this critter... now I am laughing again... guess I have a sick sense of humor. I hope this comment does not violate the site’s rules... but i am sure she will be a feminist.

My 1st Canon was 1969, an SLR film camera... which a visiting relative talked me out of. Bought a Canon Ftb (I guess around 1970 or 1971) and used it for many years, would probably still have it but a battery burst and leaked into it making a mess. Transitioned to DSLR some years ago and when my last one, Xsi (I think it is) was getting a bit long in the tooth and lacking some capability re. grandchildren in sports... I still have the Xsi but it stays in our travel trailer so I am never caught without a camera. I recently bought an 80D.

By the way, I just stuck with Canon over the years after the initial Ftb pleased me. It was either it or a comparable Nikon in the Air Force Base Exchange in Germany and I just didn't like the camera to lens mount on the Nikon... with the external pin sticking out and mating to a slot when you attached the lens. I feared this could be more easily damaged.