Just a heads-up to those who use a dedicated camera and are affected by daylight savings time changes. Take a moment to update your camera’s clock to reflect the new actual time. 
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Good call! I remembered yesterday, luckily.
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Ha! Apparently I never changed it back to Standard last fall. Stupid time change.
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Or not if it messes with GPS coordinate sync processing.
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Just about every program I’ve used to geotag my photos from a GPX track has an offset tool that works for this, if necessary. Or it just uses your computer’s current time zone by default.
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Dark Table seems to be confused. The time zones don’t appear to mean what they say they mean so I stick with the settings I have that work. Date is always right. I’d strip off the time if I could. I don’t use time when manually adding date.
Thanks for the reminder, @tiwane! I wasn’t even thinking about it, which means that I would keep not thinking about it. 
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I’ve been getotagging my Panama photos using DarkTable, now that I’m back in California, and what worked for me was to set the Geotagger to Panama time/New York time (-5:00 UTC).
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