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@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ should demonstrate some commonalities between most camera protocols.
mode. It usually starts out the communications, as well as confirms
each packet in any sort of "mass" transfer. The opposite, a "NAK",
is sent to basically say the last packet was not received, or an
- error has occured. Again, this is usually just a single byte as
+ error has occurred. Again, this is usually just a single byte as
well.
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@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ Section 3.1 details the purpose of each of these functions, while Section
3.1 Camera API
The CAPI provides the full set of functions for doing various tasks
-with the camera. All CAPI functions return either GP_OK for succesful
+with the camera. All CAPI functions return either GP_OK for successful
execution , or GP_ERROR for a failure of execution
What follows is a listing of the functions, including prototypes and