Subject: Re: Digital cameras (USB esp.) on NetBSD.
To: Richard Rauch <rauch@eecs.ukans.edu>
From: Wolfgang Rupprecht <wolfgang@wsrcc.com>
List: netbsd-help
Date: 10/21/2000 18:15:51
> (I also remember some people saying/implying that some camera systems
> ``just work'' if you mount them as umass filesystems.  If so, which (if
> any) work this way?)

I believe the Casio QV3000 will look like a wd* to the usb drivers. At
least it does this under M$ according to quite a few reports.  That
camera about $700 though.

> Actually, at a local Micro Center, I saw a D-Link $120 camera that does up
> to 1024x768; it's only interface is via USB.  

The quickcam-like things that I saw all seemed to take pretty awful
pictures (very noisy, bad colors, very substantial barrel distortion
etc).

Basically the cameras with CMOS sensors all had awful quality.  The
ones with CCD sensors always could put them to shame in an A to B
comparison.

-wolfgang
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