I have a Sony DCR-TRV10E which uses the memory stick. It is listed (I'm
pretty sure I saw it) in the Gphoto (i think that's the program) list.
Of course you have to use the the serial cable and box for the memory stick
to be read.
Expensive but worth it as it's a video camera and digital camera.
Just check against the list of supported cameras and pick from the list.
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From: Anthony Rumble [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 11:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] Digital Camera Recommendations..
I can't remember if this has been asked before..
But can anyone recommend a (recent) Digital Camera that is known to work
with Linux?
I believe that most of the cameras use some sort of "memory stick" that
can be put into some sort of PCMCIA device that just looks like a drive
with DOS format files on it.. but some don't do this.. and some have
proprietary files on it..
I'm really looking for which ones out of the ones that do work with Linux
are better...
Tnx
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