Way #4: Change your camera settings
This is the easiest method to ensure you are never bothered by date watermarks again.
Explore the settings of your smartphone camera or DSLR for the date settings. You can easily switch off the watermark settings from the menu system! This will avoid date text is placed in the feature.
How to change date stamp settings on Nikon?Turning the date off is quite simple if you know where that option is buried in the menu.
Almost all Nikon cameras have a similar menu layout, and you can find the date options under the Setup menu. The Setup menu is designated with a wrench icon and contains the date settings with four options – Off, Date, Date and Time, and Date Counter.
You need to select Off so that none of your future photos shows up with a bright orange text anymore.
How to change date settings on Canon?Like Nikon cameras, Canon cameras allow you to turn off adding the date. After you have turned on the camera, click on the Menu button and go to the Shooting tab. A camera icon will show this.
Under this, you will find the Date Stamp options. Use the left-right arrow buttons to scroll through until you find Off.
How to change date settings for Samsung Galaxy?Like all other point-and-shoot cameras and modern smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy camera can also turn date stamps off.
Go to the default camera settings and click Settings. You will find this option as a gear-shaped icon in the top right corner.
When you scroll down the list, you should see a Date Watermark option. Tap and turn it off to remove the date from all your future photos!
Alternatively, you can download 3rd party apps like Open Camera and Timestamp Camera Photos, which will let you explore different colours and fonts for your date stamps, or turn it all off to easily remove date stamps from your photos you will take in the feature.