> > Canon cameras do not appear a mass storage device under any operating > > system. I believe they use PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol), an open > > standard for image transfer. > > The EOS 10D has a "Communication" option in the menu for "Normal" or "PTP". > In both modes, it's possible to grab the files directly off of the camera > using Explorer. The D60 also appears as a mass storage device, but doesn't > have a Normal/PTP switch (which I believe is the same for the D30).
I have also tried with windows XP but it's impossible to see the 10D has mass storage device in Explorer...also I have tried to change the "Communication" option form "Normal" to "PTP"......but none.... I have also changed the 10D driver from TWAIN to WIA from the site http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/customer/driverdown.html but it still didn't works, any more idea ????? > > All said, I strongly agree that a firewire or USB2 reader is the way to go, > your batteries and time constraints will thank you. > Yes an USB reader is a good solution but is another gadget to bring with you.... * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
