On 12/22/02 08:51, ronnie gauthier wrote:
You need to use some type of webcam software that can snap a pic from the stream. I dont use linux for this so cant tell you what software would work.On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 09:14:15 -0500 - Joel Hammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote the following Re: Nikon Coolpix 2500 and tethering to a computerNow that the coolpix is working fine as intended (take pictures, attach camera to usb port, and mount the camera), I want to make it work perhaps in a way that wasn't intended. The problem with the scenario above is that when the usb cable is plugged into the camera, it is no longer possible to keep taking pictures. My hope is that this camera, or any other type of digital camera, while hooked up to a linux computer via the usb port, can be used to take pictures, and those picture can immediately be made available to a program running on the linux box for further processing. The idea would be to rename, label, and transmit the photos as soon as they are taken. Having to take a group of photos, then plug in the cable, etc. might be too much of a bother in a real world situation. Any insights appreciated.
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