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How to find the original timestamp on your photos after changing it
Photos for macOS lets you adjust the date and time assigned as metadata to images and videos in its library. This lets you fix chronological sorting and categorization when it’s gone wrong. You select one or more items in any view, and then select Image > Adjust Date and Time.
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You can adjust the time and date of media within Photos, but there’s no undo option.