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GPHOTO2

Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: February 2002
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NAME

gphoto2 - command-line gPhoto2 client  

SYNOPSIS

gphoto2 [--debug] [-q | --quiet] [-v | --verbose] [-h | --help]
        [--list-cameras] [--print-usb-usermap] [--list-ports]
        [--stdout] [--stdout-size] [--auto-detect] [--port PATH]
        [--speed SPEED] [--camera MODEL] [--filename FILENAME]
        [--usbid USBID] [-a | --abilities] [--folder FOLDER]
        [[-R | --recurse] | --norecurse] [-l | --list-folders]
        [-L | --list-files] [-m NAME | --mkdir NAME]
        [-r NAME | --rmdir NAME] [-n | --num-files]
        [-p RANGE | --get-file RANGE] [-P | --get-all-files]
        [-t RANGE | --get-thumbnail RANGE]
        [-T | --get-all-thumbnails]
        [-r RANGE | --get-raw-data RANGE] [--get-all-raw-data]
        [--get-audio-data RANGE] [--get-all-audio-data]
        [-d RANGE | --delete-file RANGE] [-D | --delete-all-files]
        [-u FILENAME | --upload-file FILENAME] [--capture-preview]
        [--capture-image] [--capture-movie] [--capture-sound]
        [--capture-show-info RANGE]
        [--summary] [--manual] [--about] [--shell]

 

DESCRIPTION

gPhoto2 is a cross-platform digital camera library, and gphoto2 is a command-line client for it.

In the following options, picture numbers begin at 1.

--debug
Turn on debugging.

-q, --quiet
Quiet output (default=verbose).

-v, --version
Display version and exit.

-h, --help
Display a short usage message.

--list-cameras
List supported camera models.

--print-usb-usermap
Create output for usb.usermap.

--list-ports
List supported port devices.

--stdout
Send file to stdout.

--stdout-size
Print filesize before data.

--auto-detect
List auto-detected cameras.

--port PATH
Specify port device.

--speed SPEED
Specify serial transfer speed.

--camera MODEL
Specify camera model. Most model names contain spaces: remember to enclose the name in quotes so that the shell knows it is one parameter. For example: --camera "Kodak DC240".

--filename FILENAME
Specify a filename.

--usbid USBID
(Expert only) Override USB IDs.

-a, --abilities
Display camera abilities.

-f, --folder FOLDER
Specify camera folder (default="/").

-R, --recurse
Recursion (default for download).

--no-recurse
No recursion (default for deletion).

-l, --list-folders
List folders in folder.

-L, --list-files
List files in folder.

-m, --mkdir NAME
Create a directory.

-r, --rmdir NAME
Remove a directory.

-n, --num-files
Display number of files.

-p, --get-file RANGE
Get files given in range.

-P, --get-all-files
Get all files from folder.

-t, --get-thumbnail RANGE
Get thumbnails given in range.

-T, --get-all-thumbnails
Get all thumbnails from folder.

-r, --get-raw-data RANGE
Get raw data given in range.

--get-all-raw-data
Get all raw data from folder.

--get-audio-data RANGE
Get audio data given in range.

--get-all-audio-data
Get all audio data from folder.

--delete-files RANGE
Delete files given in range.

--delete-all-files
Delete all files in folder.

-u, --upload-file FILENAME
Upload a file to camera.

--capture-preview
Capture a quick preview.

--capture-image
Capture an image.

--capture-movie
Capture a movie.

--capture-sound
Capture an audio clip.

--show-info RANGE
Show info.

--summary
Summary of camera status.

--manual
Camera driver manual.

--about
About the camera driver.

--shell
gPhoto shell. In this interactive environment, the following commands are available:

cd
Change to a directory on the camera.

lcd
Change to a directory on the local machine.

exit, quit, q
Exit the gPhoto shell.

get
Download the file to the current directory.

get-thumbnail
Download the thumbnail to the current directory.

get-raw
Download raw data to the current directory.

help, ?
Displays command usage.

ls
List the contents of the current directory on the camera.

 

AUTHOR

The gPhoto2 team.
Man page edited by Tim Waugh <twaugh@redhat.com>.


 

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