Beware Photo Booth time stamps: It's a bug, not a feature.

Same bug...just checked....am running on 10.6.2 Unibody Silver Macbook

I see the same thing as mactel istat menus calendar is also showing a december 2010 calendar along with the photobooth issue

I am getting the glitch on my White MacBook (Early 2008) with 10.6.2 http://twitpic.com/vwfu6

Turns out this has got to do with code. If using YYYY instead of yyyy, the year returned is magically not necessarily the current year, but the year of which current week is week #1 (and this week is week #1 of 2010).

Why that feature even exists is beyond me, but some developer obviously mistakenly wrote YYYY in his code instead of yyyy hence getting the wrong year in photo booth. This week only, mind you. Next week it will all be back to normal.

(I found this out from the WebIS website, they obviously made the same mistake with their calendar app Pocket Informant. See http://www.pocketinformant.com/Forums/index.php?showtopic=15909 )

Same here
http://naija-konnect.com/hots-on-the-web/

Files are named correctly for me
mac OS 10.6.2
German language an location
PhotoBooth 3.0.1
No Problems

I noticed the same problem with iChat logs, for what it's worth. Glad there's a reason, even if it's lame. :-)
~Trav

Confirmed in Photo Booth and iStat Menus.

MacBookPro5,1 (Jan 2009) upgraded from 10.5 to 10.6 (in case that differentiates from those who don't have the problem)
OS X 10.6.2
Photo Booth Version 3.0.1 (117)

It's a cross-promotional thing for the Doctor Who Special "End of Time".
It started happening just after Part 1 aired and will be resolved at the conclusion of Part 2.

Using an iMac iSight G5 running 10.5.8, my date shows as it should. My photo's info simply says:

Today @ 18:22

and my clock is correct, as December 29, 2009.

So, no problems here.