Can't help you there Sir
Swede

Automatic on the beer thing, I'll intoduce you to Kokanee beer- very good. As for Van I'd shy away, lots of people and traffic is real bad, up through the parks around Banff, spectacular. But it is very commercialized, expensive. But I will let you in on a little secret, the Kootenays. Around my next of the woods in Trail it is stunning(120miles north of Spokane Wash). There is just about everything anybody could ever want within a 4 hr drive. There aren't to many big towns around here, biggest maybe 15,000 people. lots of wide open space and it is easy to get away from people. Lots of interesting history, the heavy water for the atomic bombs was made here in Trail at Cominco. Come Visit, just don't tell to many people, we're kinda trying to keep it our own secret.
You'll like the Rex also.
Swede
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Thanks Pal, I emailed Nikon support for an answer, no reply yet.
Swede

Norman buddy if you like doing this here's a little challenge for you I don't know if this one can be saved. If you want to give it a try go ahead
Thanks Mate
Swede :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thanks Norman they are great, much appreciated. If your ever in Trail BC, look me up I'll take you for a beer or some!!
Swede

Thanks Pal, pretty good in my books.
Swede

Jpeg i get a box that says invalid colour format. file format not supported
Swede

I have these old photos of my parents from I’m guessing around 1953. It looks like they came out of one of those photo booths, but I don’t know if they were around then. What I’m trying to do is just clean them up a bit. Capture Nx2 doesn’t recognize this format so I can’t use that, any suggestions.
Thanks
Swede

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Eric

Thanks All Will try them all
Swede

I have an Epson 2580 photo scanner that I
have had for awhile now and in the past have used it a lot, not
so much lately. It worked great. This morning I wanted to scan a
negative from some that I have catalogued. This photo is not one of them,
I thought maybe the negatives where the problem, so I took out
this one that has never seen a scanner. It’s not a very good
picture but I’m sure you can see the problem. Any ideas—is it dirty? Or time for a new one.
Swede

Unaltered by far-
Colour is colour-- B&W is B&W and never the 2 shall meet.
Very nice shot

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Swede

Thank you Sir, this isn't as far north as Tuk but like you say the NWT pretty much looks the same. You should know about the mosquitoes if you've been there, the flies that I hated the most were what we called sand flies, little dinky things. They attack the back of your neck and you can't feel them. Just wake up the next am with a big red ring on the back of your neck. And then there is the horseflies, we called them bulldogs when they took a chuck out of you they left a divot. Very pretty place.
Thanks Again
Swede

Otter is a very remarkable aircraft- Work horse of the tundra- big pay load
Swede