My camera is a Casio QV7000SX and it is not listed as supported by Gphoto, and since there are no Casio's on the list at all I thought it would be futile to just try drivers out at random. If anyone has managed to get any Casio model to work I would be interested to hear of it. On Tuesday 25 September 2001 10:10, you wrote: > On Tuesday 25 September 2001 10:49 am, gunner carstens escribi�: > > Derek Jennings wrote: > > > Have you checked out www.gphoto.org > > > Gphoto is software to handle digital cameras in Linux. They have a > > > catalogue of 103 supported cameras. > > > Mine is not on the list.. Doh > > > > My Kodak DC240 is working very well with the gPhoto althouth I use > > the serial port. Both USB and serial connection is provided with this > > Kodak camera but I havent tried the USB yet, as the serial is > > functioning well. > > The GPhoto software is much better than that provided by Kodak (for > > macintosh). > > /gunner > > I did a quick Google and found a Linux database of USB cameras (ie, > work/don't work) http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/ > > There's many Olympus models listed (for the original poster). > I have a Olympus 360 DL serial, which isn't in Gphoto's list Derek, but > still works fine with Gphoto by selecting a close model (500 DL IIRC). > Just like you gunner, my camera seems to work better with Gphoto, than > in Windoze with the software that came with the camera. ---------------------------------------- Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"; name="message.footer" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Content-Description: ----------------------------------------
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