Heh, November 1999, when I had long hair and thought having the camera automatically date stamp photos was a good thing.

@Miraz Great photo! I love your smile, Miraz.

@Miraz Nice, that photo doesn't look from 1999. And like Jean said, such a natural smile 🙂

@jean Thanks Jean. But gosh, 20+ years ago!

@amit Thank you!

@Miraz I kinda miss the dates on photos…

@Miraz and in reverse ISO/sort format no less! 😆

Pic looks good!

@Miraz I bet there's an IG filter with date stamp

@Miraz Oh, such a wonderful smile and photo! I couldn't help but smile in response - thanks for making a guy in a tiny house half a world away happier this morning. 😊

@Miraz Such a brilliant photo 🥰 Thanks for sharing.

@Miraz Love your smile! It looks like someone just made a funny comment. 😊

That is a photo made with a digital camera isn’t it? Pretty early on for that. I got my first digital camera in 2000, and I thought I was an early adopter.

@toddgrotenhuis 😀 That's standard Aotearoa New Zealand date format: day month year.

@warner I've never been anywhere near IG but I hear they have lots of filters…

@Denny Thank you!

@aa 😀

@pratik Thanks.

@Miraz After looking through slides last night and struggling to remember where some were, I think date and time are a great idea. BTW, a lovely, natural photo.

@crossingthethreshold 😀

@crossingthethreshold @Miraz @aa I like the idea of date stamps on photos in much the way I like physical stamps.

@Miraz @toddgrotenhuis Ah yes, the date format of all right-thinking and wonderful people. 😇

@Miraz Aha! I should really keep a big list of notes myself, including serialnos. I know my first digital camera was bought in ca June 2000, and it was a Olympus (something).

@odd Luckily I bought those cameras online, so a quick search of the email archive helped.

@SimonWoods funny you should mention that...keep an eye out...

@aa 👀

@Mandalorian 😆 My hair's a lot shorter these days.