The same happens with Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3.

** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
       Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

** Description changed:

- Ubuntu 6.10
+ Ubuntu 6.10; Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
  
  When I plug in my Pentax Optio S50 digital camera via USB, an alert pops
  up telling me that a photo card has been detected, and asking me if I'd
  like to import the pictures. However, the icon that appears on the
  desktop is that of a generic disk drive.
  
  What should happen: If Ubuntu knows that it's a photo card, its icon
  should look like a photo card (or a camera, since a photo card will
  usually be connected using a camera rather than a dedicated card
  reader).

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Digital camera detected as photo card, but has generic drive icon
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/80705
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