diff --git a/README.in b/README.in index 7068f98fd..6a6003ef9 100644 --- a/README.in +++ b/README.in @@ -61,7 +61,9 @@ be switched to use a different communication protocol and might be in that case useable with libgphoto2. Other camera support a protocol called PTP or USB Imaging Devices that has -been developped by Kodak and other. libgphoto2 does support PTP. +been developped by Kodak and other. libgphoto2 does support PTP. Also working +will be cameras labeled as "PictBridge", which is a extension to PTP. + Here is a short incomplete list of camera that use this protocol: * HP PhotoSmart 318, 612, 715 @@ -70,20 +72,17 @@ Here is a short incomplete list of camera that use this protocol: * Sony DSC-P5, DSC-F707, DSC-P30, DSC-P50, DSC-S75, DSC-S85, MVC-CD300 (all need user configuration of the camera) -PTP camera unknown to libgphoto2 can be detected as a generic PTP camera and +PTP camera unknown to libgphoto2 will be detected as a generic PTP camera and will work as is. - -You still may try jPhoto for ptp cameras -alternatively if libgphoto2 fails. - +MTP (Microsoft Transfer Protocol) players will also be accessible, +since MTP is a variant of PTP. Platforms --------- libgphoto2 should compile and run on pretty much all Unix-like platforms. -Additionally, there is a port for OS/2 available. libgphoto2 has _not_ (yet?) -been ported to any operating system from MicroSoft. +libgphoto2 has _not_ (yet?) been ported to any operating system from MicroSoft.