Manage your digital camera in Linux with DigiKam

Written By
JW
Jack Wallen
Sep 13, 2010

“For those of you who thought managing external devices like
digital cameras in Linux was a challenge, I give you DigiKam.
DigiKam is an advanced digital photo management application for
Linux, Windows, and Mac. DigiKam allows the user to view, manage,
edit, enhance, organize, tag, and share photographs easily in the
Linux operating system. It boasts tons of features that rival
and/or exceed those of similar applications on other operating
systems.

“But DigiKam is not just outstanding at managing your photo
collections. DigiKam also excels at importing digital photos in
from your camera. It has an easy to use Wizard to set up your
camera and can auto-detect hundreds of different makes/models of
cameras. In this article I will show you how to install DigiKam as
well as walk you through the process of importing your photos into
DigiKam.”


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Jack Wallen

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