...If you use a particular naming convention that Resolve likes (one that mimics the naming convention used by BM cameras)...
Speaking of DaVinci Resolve Naming Scheme and Black Magic camera file names--
I shot this test today and the filename has a date for last month. The date is correct in the browser window.
More on DaVinci Resolve Naming Scheme--I found this information about how the file name is formatted:
File Naming Convention
The Blackmagic Cinema Camera uses the following file naming convention when recording video.
[Camera ID]_[Reel Number]_[yyyy-mm--dd]_[hhmm]_C[Clip number].mov
This is an example of how this would appear on the touch screen of the camera:
BMC01_1_2012-08-08_1631_C0002.mov QuickTime Movie Filename
BMC01_1_2012-08-08_1631_C0002.mov Camera ID
BMC01_1_2012-08-08_1631_C0002.mov Reel Number
BMC01_1_2012-08-08_1631_C0002.mov Date (2012 Aug 08)
BMC01_1_2012-08-08_1631_C0002.mov Time (16:31pm - 24hrs)
BMC01_1_2012-08-08_1631_C0002.mov Clip Number
For CinemaDNG files, the folder of the image sequence will also be named the same way.
If you check discussions from people that are using these files in post you'll find a lot of dissatisfaction. Besides the long filename the information that editors need to see, the clip number, is at the end of the name and depending on the editing system it might be cut off.
Still, the date should be correct and it would be an improvement to add the time.
If we take an MLV file as it comes off the camera:
M02-0828.MLV
The Black Magic naming would probably go something like this:
M_02_2012-08-08_1631_C0828
I'm not suggesting such a radical change because it isn't a very practical name for most editing systems and the "M" is way too generic for a camera name but at least the fields in the name have some meaning instead of being padded out with zeros. Just something to think about.
Maybe something like this?
M02-0828_02_2012-08-08_1631_C0828