I used gtkam for sometime with a Kodak.  It worked great, but was a GUI
application and was kind of slow.  When I switched to a different vendor,
GTKam didn't work any longer.  So I decided to just mount the camera as a
scsi device.  All I can say is WOW!  This is how it should be. :) I
_strongly_ suggest if you are looking for command line stuff to just mount
your camera a scsi device.

-Derek
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