On Friday 22 March 2002 06:17 pm, you wrote: > This is off-topic. Sorry. I just need some qualified opinions and where > else to get'em then here ? > > Question 1 : Is there an alternative to gphoto ? > Question 2 : Experiences with digital cameras working under linux, > preferably USB ? - Recommendations ? Question 3 : This is geeky : I have a > camera connected via serial-port (ttyS0). Why can't I just mount that > camera's file-system (whatever that is) into my directory-structure and > handle it like every other file-system ? > > I'll be grateful for every suggestion. Please mail me off-list - I don't > want to pollute it. > > TIA > > Kaj Haulrich One other thing I forgot, the newest is gphoto2. You can use it with the frontend "gtkam" and it has much better usb support and a whole lot more drivers. That's what I use with a Kodak DC3400 and it works very well, better than the windows software that came with the camera. HTH -- Dennis M. registered linux user #180842
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