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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:1
 msgid "Camera Devices Supported by digiKam"
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, camera, gphoto, usb, mass, storage"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:14
 msgid "Camera Devices"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:16
 msgid "Contents"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:19
 msgid "Introduction"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:23
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 "RAW file support: if you are using RAW shooting mode with your camera, "
 "digiKam is probably well able to deal with it. RAW support depends on the "
 "libraw library. To find out if your particular camera is supported, bring up "
 "the list from the :menuselection:`Help --> Supported RAW Cameras` menu."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:25
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 "How to setup and work with RAW files is described in :ref:`RAW Decoding "
 "Settings <setup_raw>` and :ref:`RAW Workflow <rawprocessing_workflow>` "
 "sections."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:29
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 "Camera import is currently not supported on Windows Systems due limitations "
 "in the Gphoto2 library."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:31
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 "An easy-to-use camera interface is provided that will connect to your "
 "digital camera and download photographs directly into digiKam Albums. More "
 "than `2500 digital cameras <http://www.gphoto.org/proj/libgphoto2/support."
 "php>`_ are supported by the gPhoto library. Of course, any media or card "
 "reader supported by your operating system will interface with digiKam."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:33
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 "Current digital cameras are characterized by the use of Compact Flash™ "
 "Memory cards and USB or FireWire (IEEE-1394 or i-link) for data "
 "transmission. The actual transfers to a host computer are commonly carried "
 "out using the USB Mass Storage device class (so that the camera appears as a "
 "disk drive) or using the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) and its "
 "derivatives. Older cameras may use the Serial Port (RS-232) connection."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:36
 msgid "Transfers using gPhoto: PTP and Serial Port"
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 "digiKam employs the gPhoto program to communicate with digital still "
 "cameras. Gphoto is a free, redistributable set of digital camera software "
 "applications which supports a growing number of cameras. Gphoto has support "
 "for the Picture Transfer Protocol, which is a widely supported protocol "
 "developed by the International Imaging Industry Association to allow the "
 "transfer of images from digital cameras to computers and other peripheral "
 "devices without the need of additional device drivers."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:40
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 "Many old digital still cameras used Serial Port to communicate with host "
 "computers. Because photographs are big files and serial port transfers are "
 "slow, this connection is now obsolete. digiKam supports these cameras and "
 "performs image transfers using the gPhoto program. You can find a complete "
 "list of supported digital cameras at `this url <http://www.gphoto.org/proj/"
 "libgphoto2/support.php>`_."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:44
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 "Gphoto needs to be built with libexif to retrieve thumbnails to digiKam "
 "properly. Exif support is required for thumbnail retrieval on some "
 "libgphoto2 camera drivers. If Exif support is not set with gPhoto, you might "
 "not see thumbnails or the thumbnail extraction may be very slow."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:50
 msgid "The digiKam Setup Dialog to Configure a gPhoto Camera Device"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:53
 msgid "Transfers using Mass Storage device"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:55
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 "For the devices that are not directly supported by gPhoto, there is support "
 "for the Mass Storage protocol, which is well supported under GNU/Linux®. "
 "This includes many digital cameras and Memory Card Readers. Mass Storage "
 "interfaces are:"
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:57
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 "**USB Mass Storage**: a computer interface using communication protocols "
 "defined by the USB Implementers Forum that run on the Universal Serial Bus. "
 "This standard provides an interface to a variety of storage devices, "
 "including digital cameras."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:59
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 "**FireWire Mass Storage**: a computer interface using communication "
 "protocols developed primarily by Apple Computer in the 1990s. FireWire "
 "offers high-speed communications and isochronous real-time data services. "
 "Like USB Mass Storage, this standard provides an interface to a variety of "
 "storage devices, including digital still cameras. Almost all recent digital "
 "cameras support USB version 1 and eventually will support USB version 2; a "
 "very few support FireWire."
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 "To use a generic Mass Storage device with digiKam, select :menuselection:"
 "`Import --> Camera --> Add Camera Manually...`, add your device and set the "
 "correct mount point path."
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 #: ../../supported_materials/camera_devices.rst:63
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 "For details see the chapter to configure digiKam, into :ref:`Camera section "
 "<camera_settings>`."
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