| openSUSE-Dokumentation Chapter 23. Managing Your Digital Image Collection / 23.10. Troubleshooting | ||||
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 | 23.9. Batch Processing | 23.11. For More Information |  | |
| openSUSE-Dokumentation Chapter 23. Managing Your Digital Image Collection / 23.10. Troubleshooting | ||||
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| 23.9. Batch Processing | 23.11. For More Information | | |
Although openSUSE and digiKam support a broad range of cameras, you might occasionally hit one of the following problems when using your digital camera with openSUSE:
If downloading your images fails no matter which protocol you have
chosen (PTP or USB), try using the command line instead of digiKam.
The gphoto2 --P command
initializes the camera and downloads the images if gphoto2 supports
this camera.
Try gphoto2 --list-cameras and the
information at http://www.gphoto.org/ to obtain more
information about the status of your camera's support by Linux.
If the camera is not listed there, remove the storage medium from the camera and use a card reader device (either an external or internal one). As soon as the medium is detected, it is mounted automatically and you can import the images to your digiKam collection with + or +.
