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The camera nor the software has the ability to put date or time on the images unless you are printing them out. but you can do a search on datetime photo stamp software to install and use with your images
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The date and time (and a lot of other information) is always stored with the picture file in what's called the EXIF data. By default this is not shown on top of the image since neither the camera nor any photo viewing program knows which portion of your photograph is unimportant and can be obscured by this data.
Any photo editing program should be able to show you this data, probably in a separate window. Most photo printing software likewise can print this data, either on top of the picture or in the margins or on the back. Please refer to the documentation for whatever program(s) you're using.
The date and time plus a lot more information is stored with each picture as "metadata". It can be retrieved in most photo editing programs. After downloading to your computer, if you just right-click on a picture file, the date and time will appear.
In the camera's menu system, there should be a "Date" option where you can choose the style and maybe even location. Make sure to save or activate your new choice.
It does not print on the picture. After downloading right click on picture and then click properties and it will show time/date. You can find programs to add time/date programs to add after download.
I was wondering the same when I first got my EOS. Learned later that the digital pictures do not have date/time stamp on the front of the photos like film cameras' photos. Details of digital photos are stored digitally in each image file's EXIF.
If you want to print photos showing the date/time, some software including Zoombrowser EX can do that. In Zoombrowser, select the photos you want to print. In Step 2 (Printer & Layout Settings), in the bottom left, you can choose Date and/or Time and even the colour of the font.
I checked the manuals and I believe that the function you want is not available within the camera menus. The date, time, and lots of other information is included within each file that holds individual pictures. The software you use to view and edit pictures should show the information to you and may allow you to manually add the date to the picture. I use Photoshop Elements 6 (Mac) and it will allow me to put the date and time on a picture. You might consider adding the date and time to the name of the picture file if you want a quick reference to the date and time
The date and time (and a lot more) are automatically stored with every picture in its EXIF metadata. Any photo viewing/editing program should be able to display this data. To print this data, please consult the documentation for whatever program you're using to print your pictures. Depending on the program and printer you may print the date on the image, in the margins, or on the back.
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