[Techtalk] Recommendations for digital cameras
Elwing
elwing at elwing.org
Wed Oct 12 22:00:33 EST 2005
I have an older camera (Nikon CoolPix 885) which uses Compact Flash
cards. I never plug the camera directly into the computer because
the battery life is so bad on it. I have a CF to PCMCIA adapter, and
Debian Linux sees it as a removable file system (Fat32/Vfat) without
any special configuration. (/dev/hdc1 in my case)
As for how I like the camera - It's old :) I need 3-4 batteries to
last through a day of sightseeing, and it takes about 10-15 seconds
to "boot up" to take pictures. I'm pretty sure that the new coolpixs
are much better than mine, but mine works, and I'm too cheap to buy a
new one yet :)
Takes beautiful pictures though.
Elwing
On Oct 12, 2005, at 4:48 AM, Dan wrote:
> If you own a digital camera and you use it with Linux, I'm
> interested in
> knowing what brand/model it is and how easy it is to plug into your
> system. I'm also interested in what you think about the camera in
> general.
>
> Is it true that many cameras today use USB memory sticks, and thus are
> compatible with Linux?
>
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