[wplug] digital cameras

[Bryon Gill]

I can report that my EyeQ Duo2000 camera works flawlessly as a usb mass 
storage device once you switch it from PC to DSC mode.  I've seen these 
cameras for about $70 at Eckerd's, they're 2 megapixels.  If you need a 
modest camera this might be a great choice for a linux user.  If you want 
a nice one- check out the nice Sony that uses mini-cd's.  Then your OS 
doesn't matter so much :)

B

On Fri, 5 Mar 2004, Scott Bourns wrote:

> This topic might be dead, but NewsForge has a little blurb about digital
> cameras and Linux. Basically, it's not a problem, is their point, I think:
> 
> http://technology.newsforge.com/technology/04/03/01/2045239.shtml
>  
> > Duncan Hutty wrote:
> > 
> >> does anyone know of a site that rates manufacturers of digital cameras for
> >> how well they support linux and/or provide information about their devices?
> >> 
> >> This is rather out of place on this list, but cheekily, I'm going to ask
> >> anyway:Also, I want to recommend a manufacturer of digital cameras to a
> >> family member who runs Windows. The primary criterion is that it shouldn't
> >> require the installation of masses of bloatware to use. What they're looking
> >> for is a device that takes their pictures and can be accessed as a simple
> >> storage device from where they can take the raw files and mess with them in
> >> photoshop or whatever.
> >> 
> >> Thanks again wplug!
> >> 
> >> Duncan Hutty
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