Add Date Time stamp to Photos in Windows 11/10
Good news is that the import window is still available in Windows, and you can keep using Windows Photos Gallery, and get the same feature.
Right click on the desktop, and select New and then Shortcut.Then the shortcut asks for location, copy paste the next line there-
Click on the Next button. Add an appropriate name for your shortcut, Import Pictures with Date Time, and save it. If you use it very often, you can also pin this to your start menu or task for quick access.Connect your camera, and then double-click to launch the importer. It will autodetect your cameras, and ask you to select it. Select and import.Before the actual import, you can preconfigure feature things.Add tags to all the photos.Click on Advanced Options, and you can configure save location for images, save location for videos, folder name can have Date and name added, the File name can include date time, and name appended together.Additionally, you have the option to delete files from the camera, open file explorer after the import is complete, and rotate pictures on import
Before importing images, and videos, you get to see a preview of both. You can choose to skip a few imports by unchecking the box next to it. The software also offers you to see photos in groups which in simple words grouped by date. Lastly, you can choose to import only new ones to skip duplicate file import. While Windows Photos App offers a modern interface, and probably a better way to view images, it is rather slow, and without any option for import. We would love to see if small, yet important, options like these are added to it so importing can be fruitful.
