digital camera and gThumb 2.4.2

[Fnx]

Here's a newbie question.
I got a HP photosmart 735 digital camera. I tried to import my pictures with gThumb, configuring my camera should be easy. It's in the list available.
But offcourse, just my luck, I get an error :rolleyes:
An error occurred in the io-library ('Bad parameters'): Could not find USB device (vendor 0x3f0, product 0x6a02). Make sure this device is connected to the computer.

What am I doing wrong? Help wanted.

The camera is detected by fedora, there's an usb icon appearing on the desktop.

[Jman]

I'm assuming you've verified that it is plugged in.

What does opening that icon do?

[imdeemvp]

Can you browse if you just plug it in your pc....I do that with my sony cybershot.

[Evert]

i do the same what indeemvp says, also with a sony cybershot. This camera is NOT suppotred by gphoto,
but connecting to my pc results in a windows where i can browse to my photo's, on the camera.

Is your camera in USB-modus, or camera-modus?

can you show us your modprobe.conf?

Evert

[Fnx]

Clicking the icon on the desktop opens nautilus. There I can browse to the map where the photos are stored on the camera. I can copy/past the pictures from it, but that takes a long time (128 mb SD-card with about 88 pictures at full res.).
I was hoping that gThumb could transfer it quicker.
In window$ transfering the pictures with the explorer is also slower then when I use the software provided by HP.

can you show us your modprobe.conf?

I'll have to search for that one :confused:

-- edit --
Thanks Evert, it was the camera modus :) Everything works great.