Print date/time on pictures

This Camera doesn't have the feature to superimpose the date on the pictures. By using the supplied Picture Motion Browser Software, you can print or save the pictures with date.
Refer the following link to use the supplied Picture Motion Browser Software to print or save the pictures with date.

http://support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/www/disoft/int/pmb/feature/edit/attach_date.html

Move top selector all the way to right,

1.put in auto mode
2. Hit Function set button
3. Where it lets use choose sizefrom L, M1, M2...scroll to Post Card 1600x 1200
4. hit function set again
5. Hit Menu, now you can select time date stamp
6. took me awhile to figure it out

By default Olympus cameras do not print the date on the images when they are downloaded to a PC. Olympus does not include this functionality because they feel that it detracts from image quality. There is a function of the camera called print order that you can set that it will print the date on the images but this is only if you take the card to a photo processing store. However if you use the Olympus Master software and print the images that you have previously transferred there is a check box in the print setting window that you can add the date and or time to the printed image.

hi the following procedure is to set the date and time... just do the opposite of dis and ur date and time will be removed..
just do the following steps carefully.
1. Push the function/set button. Press the directional button down to select Date and Time.
2. Push the directional button to the right then down or up to set the date and time. Then press the function/set button to save it.
Then: to put the date and time on your pictures,
3. Push the selector button up to the camera icon, and press function/set. Scroll down to Date Stamp.
4. Scroll right to turn on the Date and Time Stamp, then up or down to until it says On.
Press function/set when your done. 

That is your solution.after u set the date/time stamp is embedded in a picture, you can't take it out. ...

thank u!!!!

here is the solution:
The date and time can be included on the pictures taken only with the camera in postcard mode. You must also activate the date stamp option in the menu.
To set the camera into postcard mode, press the [Func.] button on the camera, then use the [arrow down] key to go down to the last option in the menu, and there you can choose the [Postcard mode]. Press [Func.] again to exit the function menu.

To set the date and time stamp, press the [Menu] button and then use the [arrow down] button to go to the [Date stamp] option in the menu. You can set this to "Date" or "Date & Time". Press the [Menu] button again to exit the menu.
your date and time are set now
congratulations!
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you should be able to find the menu amd scroll down to date time set
otherwise go to kodak.com

Goto setting and turn on time and date..

The date and time (and a lot more) are stored with every picture in its EXIF metadata. Any photo viewing/editing program should be able to display this data. To print this data, please consult the documentation for whatever program you're using to print your pictures. Depending on the program and printer you may print the date on the image, in the margins, or on the back.

When you say it's displayed on the screen, do you mean while it's in playback mode, it's embedded there?

If not, you will have to put your resoltion in postcard mode and make sure in menu that your date or date/time stamp is turned on.

To get to your resolution settings, turn camera on to shooting mode, hit function/set button and arrow down to the bottom left corner where it will show your resolution (L,M,S, etc) and this is where you will find postcard mode.

This setting is the only one you can use date time stamp and will show up in prints, but only good for 4 x 6 prints, anything larger will not be good resolution, it will be pixelated because it's only enough quality for a small print.

Hope this helps!

Not all cameras have this facility - looks as if yours is one that doesn't. If this function is so important to you, why did you not check when you bought the camera ?