gPhoto is an open source digital camera library and utilities for transferring photos from digital cameras to a computer, supporting over 2000 camera models with a unified interface for camera and image manipulation.
gPhoto is an open source digital camera library and utilities for transferring photos from digital cameras to a computer. It was created in 2001 to support early digital cameras that relied on serial connections, but has since evolved to support USB, WiFi, and other connections for modern cameras.
Some key features of gPhoto include:
gPhoto aims to provide a standard, stable API and tools for any type of digital camera, rather than requiring custom software from each camera manufacturer. It works on Linux, Mac OS X, and other Unix-based operating systems. The open source development model allows gPhoto to support new cameras as soon as they are released.
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