Trying to get the date and time off so it does not show on the pictures. How can you turn it off.

I'm afraid you want something the camera can't. The dat and time is saved in the picture in the EXIF data. Once on the computer or in a viewer, you will be able to see when the picture was made and if your printer program can use the EXIF data to put the date and or the time in the same frame, you could print it in the picture too. Bur showing it on the picture in one view will not be possible.

Turn on the [Date Stamp] setting in the [Rec] menu. See page 83 of this manual.

Firts set the time and date

Go to "Setup" menu
Highlight "Date"
Display DATE menu
change yera. miont, day , hour
left menu

Time and date of recording is included with all pictures

taken with your Nikon digital camera.

try again , take a picture and look if show date time

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Try going into the BIOS of the laptop, usually by hitting the ThinkVantage button on startup, and checking the date and time settings to match those of your cellphones. Usually this happens when the date on the BIOS doesn't match the actual date.

In playback mode, press DISP/BACK to select a playback display format. This will turn the Information display on, which will show you the date/time the picture was taken.

This camera does not have a Time/Date Stamp that actually stays on the picture like some cameras do. Instead, the Time/Date Stamp is included in the Image File Properties, and can be viewed or modified from any Windows PC.

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On digital cameras, the data is stored with the filename. Check the back of your prints to see if the dates were not printed there. Most companies do put at least the date information on the back of the prints as well as any other metadata stored with the file produced by the digital camera. Unlike film cameras, which could only record the date by actually putting it on the picture, digital pictures contain metadata that can include things such as people tags, location tags (geotagging), etc. depending upon the capabilities of your camera. The date and time is always stored along with the filename on all digital cameras. If the company that printed your pictures did not include the date on the back of the picture, ask them if they can do it or find another source to print your pictures that can.

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The time it took the picture? You want to know if the camera will show the time it took the picture using the self timer?

My answer is Yes and No.

Do you have your camera set to showing the date and time on the pictures now? If you do, then using the self timer would not change anything.

If you do have it set to showing on the picture and you don't want the date and time to show then change the setting on the menu function of the camera and turn this option off.

If you do not already have the camera set to show the date and time, using the self timer option is not going to make it suddenly appear.

First you have to go to the set up menu and set the correct time and date, then you can go back to the settings and select OFF for time and date. If you do not set the correct time and date , that default date stays in the picture.

I checked the manuals and I believe that the function you want is not available within the camera menus.  The date, time, and lots of other information is included within each file that holds individual pictures.  The software you use to view and edit pictures should show the information to you and may allow you to manually add the date to the picture.  I use Photoshop Elements 6 (Mac) and it will allow me to put the date and time on a picture.  You might consider adding the date and time to the name of the picture file if you want a quick reference to the date and time  

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.

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