26 Apr
2019
26 Apr
'19
10:41 p.m.
On Friday 26 April 2019 17:11:08 Thierry de Coulon wrote:
On Friday 26 April 2019 21.48:36 deloptes wrote:
Not a peep but let me add a couple v's. No show, vendor 04a9 is idented
as an NEC hub and isn't new, been there for years.
Did you read this
https://www.supportcanon.com/canon-powershot-sx420-is-driver-downloa
d/#Powe rShot_SX420_IS_Drivers_Software_Manuals_for_Linux
Here this link leads to a site that, in the end, proposes drivers
for... MacOS (!)
Seems this camera has the ID 04a9.32bf. Does lsusb give anything?
I have an older SX160IS. It gets automounted on /media
but I can't
find out how. I must say I do use a card reader usually (for all my
cameras): it's simpler, faster (and I can continue to use the camera
with another memory card).
I don't use the SX a lot however, I perfer the reflex range.
As an old chemical color darkroom escapee, making my own paper developer,
both B&W and color, so do I, but supplies for that hobby have pretty
much dried up, nobody carries the paper and chemicals anymore. Any paper
I might find has been in the freezer in the stores back room waiting for
a sucker for 40 years now. But except for Cibachrome, (bring 20x the
money and permits from the EPA to possess the chemistry) the dyes were
all organic, best kept only sealed in the dark except when you want to
look at them. Digital is actually an improvement in the long run. And
you can do with gimp, things you can't do under the enlargers lens.
Thierry
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