https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=399762
--- Comment #8 from Maik Qualmann <metzping...@gmail.com> --- The cause is we do not just compare the hours, minutes and seconds, but a QDateTime. We have a date/time after GMT / UTC by the GPS device. So this QDateTime is in UTC format. The image has a timestamp in local format. QDateTime considers the set time zone of the computer with local time stamp. Therefore in Sofia 07:49:00 UTC is the same as 10:49:00 local time. Of course, if you have a different time zone at home, the local date of the image would naturally correspond to a different UTC time, which must be corrected. Good would be theorethic, the camera stores int UTC. Practically, a SQLite database can store a date in UTC, but MySQL always stores it in the local time zone from the server. To compensate for this, you would have to enter in which time zone it was recorded, we would have to determine the current time zone, etc. Provided that the camera was set correctly. Maik -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
