[sane-devel] Getting Clever CAM 360 IS NOW WORKING PARTIALLY - running gphoto2 version 2.1.6

[Martin]

It appears to be at least talking with the camera now.
I replaced the 2 AAA batteries in the camera and now it is being 
detected by gphoto2 - cool stuff.

But the actual files when I use Gimp to view them are very under exposed.
Is there something else in gphoto2 that will increase the brightness in 
the acquired pictures?
I don't think the camera is malfunctioning, but then again it maybe. I 
haven't used it in a while, not sure.
Thanks.

Here is the output various gphoto2 outputs.

[root at oldpc root]# /usr/local/bin/gphoto2 --auto-detect
Model                          Port
----------------------------------------------------------
Clever CAM 360                 usb:
Clever CAM 360                 usb:001,017


[root at oldpc root]# /usr/local/bin/gphoto2 --abilities
Abilities for camera             : Clever CAM 360
Serial port support              : yes
USB support                      : yes
Capture choices                  :
                                 : Image
Configuration support            : no
Delete files on camera support   : yes
File preview (thumbnail) support : yes
File upload support              : no


[root at oldpc root]# /usr/local/bin/gphoto2 --list-files
There are 5 files in folder '/':
#1     scope0001.ppm                 297 KB  352x288  
image/x-portable-pixmap
#2     scope0002.ppm                 297 KB  352x288  
image/x-portable-pixmap
#3     scope0003.ppm                 297 KB  352x288  
image/x-portable-pixmap
#4     scope0004.ppm                 297 KB  352x288  
image/x-portable-pixmap
#5     scope0005.ppm                 297 KB  352x288  
image/x-portable-pixmap


[root at oldpc root]# /usr/local/bin/gphoto2 --get-all-files
Downloading 'scope0001.ppm' from folder '/'...
Saving file as scope0001.ppm
Downloading 'scope0002.ppm' from folder '/'...
Saving file as scope0002.ppm
Downloading 'scope0003.ppm' from folder '/'...
Saving file as scope0003.ppm
Downloading 'scope0004.ppm' from folder '/'...
Saving file as scope0004.ppm
Downloading 'scope0005.ppm' from folder '/'...
Saving file as scope0005.ppm