Kodak C530

[susan at smacchia.net]

Bill Campbell <linux-sxs at celestial.com> wrote:

>On Tue, Nov 14, 2006, David Bandel wrote:
>>Folks,
>>
>>Bought my daughter a digital camera, specifically a Kodak C530
>>EasyShare.  Well, seems the USB device is not seen as a storage (hard
>>disk) unit.
>>
>>Wrote Kodak, and got the familiar "we don't support Linux" chant from support.
>>
>>Besides taking a hammer to it, any suggestions on how one might go
>>about grabbing the photos off?
>
>Assuming it uses some kind of flash memory card, get a USB reader that???s
>suitable for that type of card.  In this part of the world, these are
>generally around $20USD, and often read multiple card formats.

I have an easy share camera (love it).  While it supports an SD card, there is 32 MG internal memory.  I am using gtkam to access the camera and all of the memory and it works GREAT.  Yes I can take out the card and put it in my flashreader too.  I also have the printer for it, so sometimes I put pix on the card (that weren't taken with the camera) so that I can print it out on that printer).

HTH,
Susan

P.S.  I have an HP photo printer on another machine which I sometimes use, but the kodak printer has really great quality and it's easy.  FWIW - I use the tool for the job at hand :)