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[Joseph Superfine]

I cannot get digikam to recognise either the Cannon G2 or the Nikon Coolpix. Both  cameras are recognised by the computer.What am I missing?
I am using Linux as the OS.
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[N Fuller]

Had this problem myself - it's probably in the archives somewhere.  A
window should come up when you plug in your camera asking what to do
with it.  Just unmount the camera from your computer and try again thro
Digikam.  When posting to this list, it helps if you say what
distribution you are using, and which Digikam version; mine is an old
1.0.0.
N Fuller
Joseph Superfine wrote:

> I cannot get digikam to recognise either the Cannon G2 or the Nikon
> Coolpix. Both  cameras are recognised by the computer.What am I missing?
> I am using Linux as the OS.
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[John Bestevaar]

Sounds very like the problem i had too with my Nikon D3100.
It is not on the Digikam supported camera list.
But as i understand it, every camera has two transfer modes , PTP which
is a mode specific to a camera model and USB mass storage which is the
fundamental universal standard that PTP is built on.
So in my case , i UNMOUNT the camera at the computer level then point
Digikam to the camera.
Digikam then sees it as a USB mass storage device and allows full access
to all files.
Cheers JohnB

On 26/02/11 08:32, N Fuller wrote:

> Had this problem myself - it's probably in the archives somewhere.  A
> window should come up when you plug in your camera asking what to do
> with it.  Just unmount the camera from your computer and try again thro
> Digikam.  When posting to this list, it helps if you say what
> distribution you are using, and which Digikam version; mine is an old
> 1.0.0.
> N Fuller
> Joseph Superfine wrote:
>> I cannot get digikam to recognise either the Cannon G2 or the Nikon
>> Coolpix. Both  cameras are recognised by the computer.What am I missing?
>> I am using Linux as the OS.
>> Joe ( [hidden email]<mailto:[hidden email]>)
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[Robert Zeller]

Check if you have a nautilus process running, if so:
killall -9 nautilus
DK should detect your files on your camera now.

if this doesn't work, check if you have a process running that is called gvfs-gphoto2-volume-monitor, if so:

killall gvfs-gphoto2-volume-monitor



On 02/25/2011 10:53 PM, Joseph Superfine wrote:

I cannot get digikam to recognise either the Cannon G2 or the Nikon Coolpix. Both  cameras are recognised by the computer.What am I missing?
I am using Linux as the OS.
Joe ( [hidden email])

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