On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 08:18:32PM -0500, H.S. wrote: > Allan Wind wrote: > > > Most cameras support mass storage device class these days. > > > >> AA batteries > > How about Canon Powershot A620 or a more recent model in these series?
we just bought a power shot g10 love it and it works well with debian -
mass storage and its recognised as a digital camera
the only issue i have is the flash takes a bit to get ready when turning
on
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> > That is probably what limits your choices the most.
> >
> >> and that uses a generic
> >> mem card.
> >
> > You may want to make that one of the SD (or Compact Flash). Sony, I
> > think, are the only company that pushes memory sticks. MMC was iffy on
> > Linux although I think things improved and the world is moving on.
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> I have experience with DSC S40 digital camera by Sony. It uses memory
> stick. But it plays really nice with Linux (Ubuntu 8.04 in this case).
> IIRC, it plays nicer than some Canon cameras .... I was able to change
> the label of the memory stick while the camera was connected to the USB
> port, something I haven't been able to do with a Canon camera. Other
> than this little quirk though, I have never had a problem with any Canon
> camera either (have Powershot A520 and G5, both work quite nicely with
> Debian Testing, Unstable and Ubuntu).
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