Camera stamp tweak for ios 7?

[gresh14]

I searched around but couldn't find one compatible- does anyone know of one?
(Time and date stamp for pictures)

 

[twerppoet]

Not really answering your question, but in case you did not know, the time and date is automatically saved in your pictures meta data. If you have location services enabled for the camera app you are using, your location is saved as well, as accurately as the iPad can determine it.

You can't see this data directly in the Photos app, but if you are running iOS 7 you can see the results of it's use when browsing the Photos tab in the app. The organization by date, events, and location are based on it.

Some other apps, including iPhoto will let you see this data more directly by accessing the photograph's info.


Now, more to the nature of your question. I don't know of any tweaks, though I suppose there are some. But there are bound to be third party photo apps that will stamp the image (in pixels) with date and time. You don't need a jailbreak tweak for this unless you have to use the native camera app for some reason.

I'm afraid I can't recommend a specific app, since I don't' happen to have one with this feature.

Good luck.

 

[gresh14]

Thanks, I'm using the native camera app, iPhone 5, I need the time/date stamped on the pictures. I guess I will look for a camera app that does that. Thank you

Not really answering your question, but in case you did not know, the time and date is automatically saved in your pictures meta data. If you have location services enabled for the camera app you are using, your location is saved as well, as accurately as the iPad can determine it. You can't see this data directly in the Photos app, but if you are running iOS 7 you can see the results of it's use when browsing the Photos tab in the app. The organization by date, events, and location are based on it. Some other apps, including iPhoto will let you see this data more directly by accessing the photograph's info. Now, more to the nature of your question. I don't know of any tweaks, though I suppose there are some. But there are bound to be third party photo apps that will stamp the image (in pixels) with date and time. You don't need a jailbreak tweak for this unless you have to use the native camera app for some reason. I'm afraid I can't recommend a specific app, since I don't' happen to have one with this feature. Good luck.

 

[twerppoet]

No problem. Let us know what you find.

 

[giradman]

Thanks, I'm using the native camera app, iPhone 5, I need the time/date stamped on the pictures. I guess I will look for a camera app that does that. Thank you

Hello - I have a lot of photo apps on my iPad 2, some 'sort' and others 'edit' - several do provide the metadata that you may want, so just to suggest one, Photogene - see the attached pic - brought in an image from the native Photo App and opened the metadata tab @ the top right - there is also a GPS tab - an inexpensive purchase at the app store - Dave

 

[gresh14]

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Hello - I have a lot of photo apps on my iPad 2, some 'sort' and others 'edit' - several do provide the metadata that you may want, so just to suggest one, Photogene - see the attached pic - brought in an image from the native Photo App and opened the metadata tab @ the top right - there is also a GPS tab - an inexpensive purchase at the app store - Dave <img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=52612"/>

 

[twerppoet]

I see that Camera+ has a caption feature that lets you add a time date stamp. I think it's after the fact though, and the app is a bit overkill for what you want.

 

[gresh14]

Ok thanks I appreciate it, I'll go check it out

I see that Camera+ has a caption feature that lets you add a time date stamp. I think it's after the fact though, and the app is a bit overkill for what you want.

 

[Mickey330]

There is a Cydia tweak called "CamStamp" that puts time/date stamps on your photos. Unfortunately, it is not updated for iOS 7. Maybe you could shoot an e-mail to the developer to see if s/he is going to update it for iOS 7?

For now, however, it looks as if you'll have to stick with AppStore apps...

Marilyn