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Issues with a Kodak Digital Camera

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I'm using a Kodak EasyShare M883.

GNOME recognizes the camera and both gthumb and gtkam can load the camera and get the image thumbnails, both from the camera's internal storage and the SD card. These programs recognize the camera as a "USB PTP Class Camera".

The problem comes when I try to import/save the images to the computer's hard disk. At this point, gthumb doesn't do anything, and gtkam produces the very informative "Problem getting '100_0003.JPG' from folder '/store_00010001/DCIM/100KM883'." error. Again, this is from both the internal storage and the SD card,

I am using Debian Lenny and have the latest version of gphoto2. If any more information is needed, just ask.

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Issues with a Kodak Digital

Submitted by Matt on Thu, 2008-01-03 22:42.

For the SD card, I would suggest getting a reader for the card and mounting it directly. I once had an old Kodak camera that I was able to get working using the supplied windows software using wine, but the connection was very slow, and the reader was a much better option.

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