Site Contents
- Installation Page: Getting, building, and installing ODS.
- Usage Page: Configuring and using the ks utility program.
- Project Page: More information about ODS and related projects.
About Digita
Digita is an "operating environment" designed by Flashpoint Technology specifically for use in digital imaging products, and currently found in digital cameras such as the Kodak DC-290 and Minolta EX-1500. Digita provides cameras with a graphical user interface, enables developers to write scripts for the camera, and manages the host interface by which images are downloaded to PCs from the camera.
Neither Flashpoint nor Kodak provide Linux software for interfacing with the Kodak cameras. However, Kodak has released the Host Interface Specification (HIS), written by Flashpoint, which describes how to communicate with Digita cameras.
Note: Digita is a trademark of Flashpoint Technology, Inc. This page is not sponsored, supported, or sanctioned by FlashPoint Technology, Inc. or the Eastman Kodak Company.
About ODS
ODS, the Open Digita Services project, is an effort to write Open Source tools for accessing Digita cameras from Linux and other unix operating systems.
ODS has been tested with and is known to work with the following cameras:
- Kodak DC-220
- Kodak DC-260
- Kodak DC-265
- Kodak DC-290
ODS will not support cameras that don't use Digita; this includes the Kodak DC-200, DC-210, DC-240, DC-280, and earlier cameras.
License
ODS source code is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
