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<p>I really liked your photo of the reflections in the pond, Thom. Very nice!</p> <p>Only two this week because the only interesting thing I did was take a hike in Big Cottonwood Canyon near the condo. It was a beautiful late Spring day.</p><div></div>

<p>I download manuals as a .pdf from the Canon website and store them on my iPad for reading and reference.</p>

<p>What do you think about refilling printer ink cartridges instead of buying brand-new ones? I've never done it, but one of the six colors in my Canon Pixma inkjet is running low and I've seen those places around town.</p> <p>Many thanks.</p>

<p>Hello,</p> <p>I'm scanning a bunch of old Kodachrome slides with the latest version of Vuescan Professional and a Nikon Super Coolscan 5000 ED and I'm having trouble with Vuescan's Infrared Clean filter. It either creates really annoying halos and/or blows out the reds in the image. </p> <p>I started (and then aborted) this project several years ago and at that time I traded several emails with Ed Hamrick. He was very nice and very helpful, and actually changed the code in Vuescan to try to fix it, but he was never able to resolve the issue.</p> <p>I understand that IR cleaning Kodachrome slides is problematic and I may just have to decide between accurate, dirty images or clean, distorted images, but I would sure appreciate any suggestions you might have. I'll post some cropped images that illustrate the problem.</p> <p>Many thanks,<br> Dave</p>

<p>Besides photo.net, where do you post your images for people to see? 500px? Flickr? A personal website? Some other site?</p> <p>I don't have too many on display, but they're all right here on photo.net. The instructor in the only photography course I ever took, however, said that the purpose of photography is to show your images. They do no good hiding on your hard drive.</p> <p> </p>