AA wrote:
On 16 June, 19:40, Steve Walker wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 18:21:31 +0100, F wrote:
On 16/06/2009 17:21 Malcolm wrote:
Whatever happens take plenty of photographs,
preferrably digital as they have dates and times attached.
But the date and time on the camera can be set to anything the
photographer wants them to be and so can't be relied upon...
Quite true. Although I think that there are now a few that either on their
own or with an add on also record location using GPS, these may record UTC
from the GPS satellites?


Still makes no difference as the date/time is recorded in the exif
header information for jpegs, easily editable with exif utilities.
Likewise file timestamps prove nothing.

Upload the photo to Google apps or send it to a Google mail address and
leave it there.

Google will record a date/time stamp on any uploads and edits. Somewhere
internally a massive audit trail is being recorded.

Something similar could be done with other hosting sites.