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Use Your Digital Camera with Linux
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usb, digital cameras and Debian |
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2005-01-08 11:00:17 |
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robsmith
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gphoto/gphoto2 are great programs and I used them for year as my Olympus does not have usb support. gphoto is especially nice for making web pages of your photos using CSS.
After buying a usb card reader, however, I found it much easier to just mount my reader and download the pictures directly to a file:
$ mount /mnt/usbsm
$ cp /mnt/usbsm/dcim/100olymp/*.jpg /home/user/pics/new_pic
I use a script for the above commands which also asks for a new directory name for the pictures so I don't overwrite other pictures.
You just need to make sure you have scsi support, scsi generic, scsi disk, usb support, usb mass storage and the proper controller support for your chipset: UHCI/OHCI modules loaded into the kernel. Then add the appropriate mount point to /etc/fstab and add the named mount point to /mnt or where ever you want to mount it.
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