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tory that already contains a collection of photographs, Digikam treats each subfolder
as an album.
On start-up, Digikam presents a window with two sections: your albums are displayed
to the left and the photographs of the current album are displayed to the right. See
Fig-
ure 18.1, "The Main Window of Digikam"
(page 243).
Figure 18.1 The Main Window of Digikam
18.3.1 Configuring Your Camera
To set up a camera in Digikam, select Camera → Add Camera. First, try to autodetect
the camera with Auto-Detect. If this fails, browse the list for your model with Add. If
your camera model is not included in the list, try an older model or use USB/IEEE mass
storage camera. Confirm with Ok.
18.3.2 Downloading Pictures from Your
Camera
After your camera has been configured correctly, connect to your camera with the
Camera menu and the name that you gave in the dialog from
Section 18.3.1, "Config-
Using Digital Cameras with Linux
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