Very quickly. I've never had a digital camera whose clock has kept accurate time. My advice is go into your menu and check your camera's time setting at least once per month, if time is of any importance to you at all. You will probably find the camera no longer reflects accurate time.
An example of why this may be of importance to you is if you are using more than one camera and want to sequence your images by time. If the two cameras don't reflect the correct time, your sequencing will be in error and will probably have to sequence them manually, wasting a lot of, you guess it, time!
For example, with my Fuji X-T1, the time was off by 3 minutes. The last time I set it was three months ago. Three minutes is not trivial if I'm trying to nail something down exactly.
Thanks for looking. Enjoy!
Dennis A. Mook
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Never thought about this. Thanks, Dennis!
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