I wish digital camera makers would remove the ability to do this. I've seen so many Realtor websites with the date printed inside the photos.
Digital cameras record the date in the image's "metadata", which is saved in the digital file. You can always find the date a photo was taken using any decent photo browser, like iPhoto on the Mac or Google's Picasso. So this "feature" is a hold over from traditional, analog photo days. Turn that feature off on your digital camera when shooting a home. (Just turn it off period) If you are scanning in photos from a traditional 35mm camera, then crop the date out in your editing software. You'll appreciate the difference.
So will your clients.
Jeff Turner aka respres


Jeff -
You're right - not only does it look bad, but it tags the person who put the ad together as pretty lazy.
Sharon, that's exactly why, if you take a lot of photos, you should either invest in photo portfolio software that reads the metadata and can be searched, use a free tool like Picasso from google... or buy a Mac and use iPhoto. (Buying a Mac will be most fun!)
Great minds... I just posted on the same thing!
This seems like a no brainer... and a sign to me of a realtor that does NOT take the power of an image seriously.
Me
The dates really make it look so amateur.... sorry. But it screams it!
Hubba...
No response needed. I don't feel like playing in the rain but I do need my quota for the day.
Expect to see me on your blog 10 times :)
TLW...ROAR!