Steve Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What's a card reader? (I am totally unfamiliar with digital photography).
> Does this mean taking the memory card out of the camera and plugging it into
> something connected to a serial port or something?
Yup. Although they're usually USB, PCMCIA or P
> Also, the original poster should note that any camera with removable
> media will work with Linux, since nearly all card readers work under
> Linux, and card readers are often more convenient anyway.
What's a card reader? (I am totally unfamiliar with digital photography).
Does this mean taking
begin Alan Shutko quotation:
> Darryl Caldwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Go to www.gphoto.org and take a look. I have a Powershot G1 and it's
> > supported.
>
> Also, the original poster should note that any camera with removable
> media will work with Linux, since nearly all card read
Darryl Caldwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Go to www.gphoto.org and take a look. I have a Powershot G1 and it's
> supported.
Also, the original poster should note that any camera with removable
media will work with Linux, since nearly all card readers work under
Linux, and card readers are oft
Go to www.gphoto.org and take a look. I have a Powershot G1 and it's
supported.
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On Sun, 5 May 2002, Steve Brown wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I'm not able to find any info about whether or not a USB digital camera can
> be used with
Hello there,
I'm not able to find any info about whether or not a USB digital camera can
be used with Linux (Debian or otherwise). In particular, a Canon PowerShot
A40.
Does anyone know of any doc's that can get me started? Or is there a reason I
can't find anything (in other words can it be d
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