Rest Clocks

"Rita Ä Berkowitz" <ritaberk2O04 @aol.com> wrote in message
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> Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) wrote:
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>> That time of year for many of us again. Don't forget if you care to
>> have your time stamps correct.
>
> Thanks Ed. My clocks automatically "Rest" themselves. Yes, I plug the
> dSLRs into the PC later and update them. It's easier and more accurate
> that way since my PC gets updated from one of those atomic clock services.
>
Rita,
How do you do this? What camera, please?
Can I do this with my Canon 350D?
Thanks,
Marcel
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Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) wrote:
> That time of year for many of us again. Don't forget if you care to
> have your time stamps correct.

Or just leave your cameras on UTC....and never have to alter them again.

David
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Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) wrote:

> That time of year for many of us again. Don't forget if you care to have
> your time stamps correct.

Thanks... I remembered to change the clock all over the house but almost
forgot my cameras...

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Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) <egruf_usenet2.DeleteThis@cox.net> wrote:
>That time of year for many of us again.

.... when clocks get really tired and need to be "rested" for an hour.



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"Ray Fischer" <rfischer.RemoveThis@sonic.net> wrote in message
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> Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) <egruf_usenet2.RemoveThis@cox.net> wrote:
>>That time of year for many of us again.
>
> ... when clocks get really tired and need to be "rested" for an hour.
>
>
>
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> Ray Fischer
> rfischer.RemoveThis@sonic.net
>

Of course there was that scene from the movie "Animal House"
(for those old enough to remember it) where they were staging
a raid and synchronizing their watches -- they were all at 11:00
or some such "exactly" except for John who was at 3:17 or some
such time .. OK, good to go !!

Almost forgot to "rest" the clock in my GPS !!

mikey
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Mike Fields wrote:
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> Almost forgot to "rest" the clock in my GPS !!

That's frightening. The having a GPS that needs to have its time set
manually, that is.

What make and model?

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Mike Fields wrote:
> "Ray Fischer" <rfischer.TakeThisOut@sonic.net> wrote in message
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>> Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) <egruf_usenet2.TakeThisOut@cox.net> wrote:
>>> That time of year for many of us again.
>>
>> ... when clocks get really tired and need to be "rested" for an hour.
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Ray Fischer
>> rfischer.TakeThisOut@sonic.net
>>
>
> Of course there was that scene from the movie "Animal House"
> (for those old enough to remember it) where they were staging
> a raid and synchronizing their watches -- they were all at 11:00
> or some such "exactly" except for John who was at 3:17 or some
> such time .. OK, good to go !!
>
> Almost forgot to "rest" the clock in my GPS !!

Any GPS unit I've ever used set itself... I don't even think you could set
it to a different time if you wanted to...

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"John McWilliams" <jpmcw.RemoveThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Mike Fields wrote:
>>
>> Almost forgot to "rest" the clock in my GPS !!
>
> That's frightening. The having a GPS that needs to have its time set
> manually, that is.
>
> What make and model?
>
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> john mcwilliams

Actually, when I went to set it, it was smarter than that.
It simply asked me to confirm Standard Time when I
turned it on. Magellan Meridian Gold -- now if they
would only put the map info in there so it could set itself
to the correct local time zone as you move around
(unless you are using UTC that is).

mikey
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In article <JFa1h.64$AV5.1@newsfe07.phx>, Mark²
<mjmorgan@cox.?.net.invalid> writes
>Mike Fields wrote:
>> "Ray Fischer" <rfischer RemoveThis @sonic.net> wrote in message
>> news:4544f26a$0$34491$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
>>> Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) <egruf_usenet2 RemoveThis @cox.net> wrote:
>>>> That time of year for many of us again.
>>>
>>> ... when clocks get really tired and need to be "rested" for an hour.
>>
>> Of course there was that scene from the movie "Animal House"
>> (for those old enough to remember it) where they were staging
>> a raid and synchronizing their watches -- they were all at 11:00
>> or some such "exactly" except for John who was at 3:17 or some
>> such time .. OK, good to go !!
>>
>> Almost forgot to "rest" the clock in my GPS !!
>
>Any GPS unit I've ever used set itself... I don't even think you could set
>it to a different time if you wanted to...

You can set the time zone, you can also enable or disable summer time.
Not all GPS receivers know when your local standard and summer time
changes, even if they do they do not know if you require them to change.

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Prometheus wrote:
> In article <JFa1h.64$AV5.1@newsfe07.phx>, Mark²
> <mjmorgan@cox.?.net.invalid> writes
>> Mike Fields wrote:
>>> "Ray Fischer" <rfischer.DeleteThis@sonic.net> wrote in message
>>> news:4544f26a$0$34491$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
>>>> Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!) <egruf_usenet2.DeleteThis@cox.net> wrote:
>>>>> That time of year for many of us again.
>>>>
>>>> ... when clocks get really tired and need to be "rested" for an
>>>> hour.
>>>
>>> Of course there was that scene from the movie "Animal House"
>>> (for those old enough to remember it) where they were staging
>>> a raid and synchronizing their watches -- they were all at 11:00
>>> or some such "exactly" except for John who was at 3:17 or some
>>> such time .. OK, good to go !!
>>>
>>> Almost forgot to "rest" the clock in my GPS !!
>>
>> Any GPS unit I've ever used set itself... I don't even think you
>> could set it to a different time if you wanted to...
>
> You can set the time zone, you can also enable or disable summer time.
> Not all GPS receivers know when your local standard and summer time
> changes, even if they do they do not know if you require them to
> change.

Ya, I think you're right, and I think what I'm remembering is the lack of
ability to set minutes, etc.
The hours were set in relationship to GM time, and you could only select
your time in relation to that.


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