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Article #761Re: Camera problem
From: Dieter Britz
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:33
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:33
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Unruh wrote: > Dieter Britz <oldnob@yahoo.dk> writes: > >>Will Kemp wrote: > >>> Dieter Britz wrote: >>>> Hi >>>> >>>> I work under Suse 11, and I have an Olympus digital >>>> camera. It has on it a lot of shots from 2008, and >>>> some from 2009. I can confirm this by looking at them >>>> on the camera screen directly. However, when I hook >>>> up the camera to the laptop, it only sees the 2008 >>>> pictures. The 2009 ones seem not to be there at all. >>>> I thought maybe the laptop hasn't moved on to 2009, >>>> but it has. >>>> >>>> Any ideas what might be the reason for this? >>> >>> Are you connecting the camera as bulk storage (i.e., like an external >>> hdd or USB stick) or are you using Olympus's software? > >>Yes, as a USB device. I don't know about Olympus' >>software, and don't think I need it. > > He is trying to find out what software you are using if any. How are you > connecting the camera? Is it a usb cable from the camera to the comptuer? > Are you taking out the little memory card and plugging it in somehow (how) > to your computer, etc. > > If the former, it may be that the most recent shots are stored in the > camera and the old ones on the memeory card, or vice versa. > > Remember noe of us know what you are doing. The only thing we have to go > on is your words, not your thoughts, not what you see, just your words. OK: I connect the cable between the camera and the USB socket of the laptop, which is what I've always done. I don't have a slot for the memory card in the computer, and the USB connection has always worked up to now. The camera asks me whether I want to connect up, I say yes, and it appears as a device on the laptop, with a directory within another, and all the photos as jpg files in the inner one. Except, now, those shots I took since 31.12.08. When I check the photos in the camera itself, they are all there, in one stream/menu, whatever that's called. I think this means that they are in the same directory as the old, 2008, ones, but I can't be sure. However, there is no new directory shown on the laptop when I connect. Is that specific enough? What I was hoping is that someone else might have had this problem and knows what to do about it. Maybe there is an ng about cameras in the aus.-series, must check. I normally look at Danish ng's, since I live there, but have no access to them from here at Macquarie Uni, where I am for a few months. I'd like to send photos home, and put some up opn my web site, but so far, no luck except by a round-about procedure, downloading onto a Windows-based PC (where they are all visible), then copy to a USB stick, back to the laptop, etc. Laborious. Dieter -- Dieter Britz
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