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I have a digital camera: Kodak DC25. To download the pictures to my
desktop and Laptop, I do it so far under Windows95 with the vendor's
software, PhotoEnhancer from PictureWorks. This software can work under
Windows 3.1 as well. Now, I just installed Linux.

1. Can I connect to my camera by the serial port, and download the
pictures to my desktop? How?

2. The pictures I get after download are unfortunately in "Kodak"
format, something like "image01.k25". To translate that format to .jpg
for instance, I use PhotEnhancer again. How can I manage that operation
under Linux? I understood that some Windows 3.2 software may work under
Linux. Is it the best solution?

Thanks
Olivier

get jcam under hardware/camera catagory

It is written in Java.  I had to download a new java engine but the
program worked excellent with
my Olmpus D500L
so to 1. the answer is yes.  to 2. this saved the images in jpeg format.

Larry K. Brown

I have been searching some time now for a driver for my digital camera
Stinger Pro(Planetview) from videolabs.com  They have drivers for all
other platforms of course, not for my favorite one, Linux.

I have looked at the programs on www.linuxapps.com/hardware/cameras, but
didnt find anything that matches my camera. If anyone have any ideas or
maybe got it to work with an existing driver, please let me know.

Jon Arne

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