Are new iPad photos time stamped? (upload, app, generation)

[didee]

I'm a pc person, not used to my new iPad.

When I take pix with my iPad camera, I can't figure out how to find the date and time the photo was taken. Is that data not captured by the iPad?

If it is, how do I find it? TIA

[bs13690]

You mean on the picture itself or on the file?

If you mean the picture, I think you have to use an app:

DATE STAMP for iPhone, iPod touch (4th generation), iPad 2 Wi-Fi, iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G, iPad (3rd generation) and iPad Wi-Fi + 4G on the iTunes App Store

If you mean on the file, I believe you'd have to use iTunes to look at the file on the iPad. But there is probably a file explorer type app that will show that info as well. I've never found anything natively built into the device for this information.

[didee]

Thanks bs, I was referring to the picture file, i.e., file properties. I really don't want a stamp on the pic itself.

[tvdxer]

Upload the pictures to a PC or Mac running Photoshop or GIMP or some other picture editing program or upload them to Flickr. You should be able to see the EXIF data (which includes date and time) encoded with the JPEG file then.