Keep an Original and a Date-Stamped Photo for Different Jobs
A concept illustration of two photo roles; the calendar tab is not the app’s stamp design. A visible date is useful when you want a photograph to explain itself. A clean version can be useful for another purpose: printing it later, sharing a less annotated picture, or choosing a different layout. Those are two jobs, and one file does not always need to do both. Timestamp Camera adds date-and-time stamps to photographs and includes separate original-save and instant-save choices. Before taking the picture, decide which results you want to keep. That small decision is clearer than discovering several files afterward and trying to guess why they exist. Give each version a purpose Imagine photographing a handmade mug you are keeping as a personal record. A stamped picture can place it in a dated collection. A clean picture might be the one you prefer to send as a simple image. This is a suggested use case, not a promise that two versions are always necessary. If the date is the whole p...