In Kamper v. Mark Hopkins Inc. (1947) 78 Cal. App. 2d 885, the court entered a judgment on November 25, 1946, it taxed costs on December 5, 1946, and entered a modified judgment on December 6, 1946, noting the corrected costs. According to the Kamper opinion, the corrected judgment "copied the original judgment deciding the case on the merits in favor of defendants with a modification of the portion thereof relating to costs . . . ." ( Kamper v. Mark Hopkins Inc., supra, 78 Cal. App. 2d at p. 886.) The court in Kamper found that the notice of appeal filed within 60 days of the second judgment, but after 60 days from the original judgment, was untimely.