In gthumb-import: error message (s.above) In digikam: error, but no specified error message. digikam Bug 235597 disconnected usb passport external hard drive using 'safely remove drive' option. Try to import images on camera with digikam or gthumb-import Connect digital camera via usb (camera using PTP instead of mass storage access)Ĥ. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):Ģ. But it didn't help.īooting into kernel 2.6.7 fixes the problem, which makes me believe that the new kernel changes something here. Waiting until the first one or two point releases for 6 to come out would be reasonable. Version 6 is in beta, and the release version is expected later this month.
Tried to configure udev to change permissions for the coresponding usb device to have permission 0666. Next year may be a good time to revisit digiKam. Make sure no other program or kernel module (such as sdc2xx, stv680, spca50x) is using the device and you have read/write access to the device." "An error occurred in the io-library ('Could not claim the USB device'): Could not claim interface 0 (Operation not permitted). But as normal user (as root it's working) using gthumb-import or digikam to import the images fails with the error message: With my D7000 attached to the PC via USB I can see the images on the big screen as I shoot.User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11 U Linux i686 de rv:1.8.1.5) Gecko/20070718 Fedora/2.0.0.5-1.fc7 Firefox/2.0.0.5īefore updating to kernel 2.6.22.1-27.fc7 connecting a usb camera that uses PTP (not mass storage type), actually Canon EOS 350D, enabled a normal user to access the camera with gphoto2 to import the images to the computer.Īfter updating to kernel 2.6.22.1-27.fc7 the camera is still recognized and Gnome's automatic action (gthumb-import %h) is triggered. This is fantastic! I have it on my HTPC attached to a 50" plasma TV in my recroom / photo studio. and particularly because its free! Linus Ku This is truly an amazing piece of software.
#Digikam usb drive software#
Just want to say that I LOVE this software !! I use an older Nikon D200 with a grip and while I can't tether into Lightroom, I can tether into Digicam control and I can turn it on and off, switch lenses and just keep going on my shoots and it never fails me smile emoticon,thank you so much, keep up the great work.
#Digikam usb drive pro#
Thank you so much for being available to a fresh photography pro like me!! Well done! Tom Elliott Simple interface, great camera control, satisfied clients at my end. DennisonĭigiCamControl saved my bacon!!! Thank you for being there when I needed you. I especially prefer your much larger live view window & histogram display.! Patrick M. Ive tried it on a couple of different USB drives, the results are all the.
#Digikam usb drive upgrade#
Thank you for the upgrade to Nikon's OEM Camera Control utility. kde-bugs-dist Subject: Bug 192535 New: Digikam collections on removable.
Thank you ! Rob ErtĮxcellent, for the basic tethering I want to do this seems to work just fine, A great alternative and cash saver. Local, to replace the local SQLite storage and latter, to use a shared computer through network. digiKam can easily handle libraries containing more than 100,000 images Efficient Editing Workflow Process raw files, edit JPEGs, publish photos to social media Work with Metadata Harness the power of XMP. This software is great, amazing that its free, deserves a Paypal donation for sure. Using MySQL as digiKam ’s database back-end allows you to store the data on local as well as remote server. Great program, used for focus stacking on the Nikon d90 with awesome results! Ben Price I love it, simple but better then some other.
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