Easy Mapping.

The PTPdrive allows digital cameras operating in PTP mode to be mapped to a local drive letter in the Microsoft Windows. Without the PTPdrive, only Mass Storage (MSC) mode cameras can have assigned a drive letter. While some digital cameras can be configured to work in either mode, some models, especially newer ones, only support the PTP/MTP mode.

Make sure to also check out MTPdrive, it may fit your needs better (e.g. it can download movies from Apple devices, write to Android devices, etc).

Customizable filesystem.

The PTPdrive offers drive letter mapping so any application can access the pictures in the PTP camera. The PTPdrive gives you the freedom of choice of a file/picture manager, including command-line/script based. The PTPdrive unleashes the full potential of your digital camera in Windows by using camera/picture metadata in the actual picture file names (no more manual renaming like "DSC_0333.JPG" to "2009-09 Summer Vacation 001.jpg").

Nikon D610 mapped to drive "X":

Freedom of customization.

The PTPdrive is a sleek replacement for:

• buggy 'Scanner and Camera Wizard' in Windows XP & 2003
• imperfect WIA namespace extension in Windows Explorer
• any bulky software packaged with your digital camera

The PTPdrive supports all digital cameras operating in PTP or PTP/MTP mode, e.g. Nikon D90, D7000, D800, D300, Canon Rebel XSi, Apple iPad, Logitech ClickSmart, ... With just 3 MB of download size it's worth a try.