====== gphoto2 auto detect ======
<color darkorange>Jun 2017</color>
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Without any camera connected to the Raspberry Pi, run this command:
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    gphoto2 --auto-detect
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You should see an output as follows:
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<file>
Model                          Port
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</file>
Now connect your camera via USB to your Raspberry Pi, and again run the command:
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    gphoto2 --auto-detect
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Now if your camera is detected (and I am assuming that means supported) you should see a successful detection. <color #ed1c24>Bear in mind that, after about 2 minutes your camera will auto shut-off, so if you have been reading this page your camera could already be off, just hit the shutter button to wake it up.</color>
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<file>
Model                          Port
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Canon EOS 700D                 usb:001,005
</file>
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Here we can see that I have connected a Canon EOS 700D, and it is visible on usb:001,005. <color #ed1c24>(the number does seem to change, the second time I tried this on my 700D I got usb:001,007)</color>.
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