@mhenrie 's program on Ras-pi
What ?! Of course I installed libgphoto2 and PygPhoto2.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “huga.py”, line 13, in
import gphoto2 as gp
ImportError: No module named gphoto2
Probably because of the lack of a path. I’m too sleepy to come up with a solution.
20/09/27 Added because the problem has been solved.
I installed gPhoto2 in pip, which is pip3 and works fine in Python3.
However, I didn’t install it in pip2, so it didn’t work in Python2.
The un-numbered Python in raspberry pi refers to 2, so that’s why it didn’t work.
What a rudimentary error.
Also, after resolving this, I had the usual mount-related errors, and since this is a CUI environment and I couldn’t use the sequential unmounting method by gvfs-mount, which I often use in my environment, I solved it by removing gvfs-backends and got it running.
The conclusion is that the first experiment failed as expected.
According to this article, the reason why gvfs-mount is not available can be solved by apt install gvfs-dbg.
However, when I looked closely, I saw an error in a different area. The error occurred one step or line later than last time.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “huga.py”, line 234, in
_unittest()
File “huga.py”, line 210, in _unittest
camera.init()
File “huga.py”, line 118, in init
fstop = self.other_config.get_child_by_name(F_NUMBER)
gphoto2.GPhoto2Error: [-2] Bad parameters