http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/cannot-get-timestamps-with-new-Zeiss-700-tp5008421p5008432.html
Sounds like an issue with Bio-Formats. Have you considered reporting the
> For years we have been using the Zeiss 710 for timelapse experiments.
> When we open the files using the BioFormats importer in ImageJ the
> metadata reports a start time for the experiments and timestamps for each
> timepoint.
>
> Last night I did a timelapse experiment with a new Zeiss 700 and when I
> opened the files there were no metadata for the experiment time nor
> timestamps. There is, however, a tag that says
> Information|Image|T|BinaryList|AttachmentName| #1 TimeStamps
>
> Does anyone know how we can get the start time and timestamps info? We
> need both.
>
> Thank you!
>
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