running_gphoto2
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| ====== Running gphoto2 ====== | ====== Running gphoto2 ====== | ||
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| You can launch gphoto2 from the command line, just enter | You can launch gphoto2 from the command line, just enter | ||
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| - | The first thing we need to do with gphoto2 is to check that we can detect the make and model of our camera, if this part fails, then it is likely that your camera is not supported. If you have a particularly old DSLR (acutally, gphoto2 works with cameras other than DSLRs) then you might not get any support, or only limited support. | + | The first thing we need to do with <color #22b14c>gphoto2</ |
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