Auto add target dir based on camera model
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Keep in mind that in this case, the transferred files are saved in the */home/pi/BACKUP* directory on the system storage card. Make sure that the card you use with Raspberry Pi has adequate storage capacity.
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Keep in mind that in this case, the transferred files are saved in the */home/pi/[CAMERA MODEL]* directory on the system storage card. Make sure that the card you use with Raspberry Pi has adequate storage capacity.
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**Important** Make sure that the camera is set to the MTP USB connection mode.
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### Alternative Direct File Transfer Script
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Some cameras (notably Sony Alpha models) may not work with the default direct file transfer script. In this case, try the *gphoto-backup-alt.sh* script instead by enabling the following cron job as described above:
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#@reboot sudo /home/pi/little-backup-box/gphoto-backup-alt.sh > /home/pi/gphoto-backup-alt.log
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This script saves transferred files in the */home/pi/BACKUP* directory.
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## Usage
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1. Boot the Raspberry Pi
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