I have an i9900 and used to get perfect pictures from it. Recently I
notice that when I print photos with a lot of shadow, the shadow area
has a dark green cast to it. All of the other colors seem fine It
is particularly noticeable on glossy papers. The shadows do not
appear on the monitor screen. I don't seem to have any luck trying to
adjust for this with Paint Shop Pro. I am not getting any banding,
and the nozzle test print out does not show any problems.

John Fortier wrote:
> I have an i9900 and used to get perfect pictures from it. Recently I
> notice that when I print photos with a lot of shadow, the shadow area
> has a dark green cast to it. All of the other colors seem fine It
> is particularly noticeable on glossy papers. The shadows do not
> appear on the monitor screen. I don't seem to have any luck trying to
> adjust for this with Paint Shop Pro. I am not getting any banding,
> and the nozzle test print out does not show any problems.


Have you made any substantive changes recently such as ink, paper or icc
profiles?
Frank

I did try a new color management system, but didn't like the results,
so I quit using it and went back to the defaults. I first noticed the
green while I was still using the management system. John F.
On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 16:02:14 -0700, Frank <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>John Fortier wrote:
>> I have an i9900 and used to get perfect pictures from it. Recently I
>> notice that when I print photos with a lot of shadow, the shadow area
>> has a dark green cast to it. All of the other colors seem fine It
>> is particularly noticeable on glossy papers. The shadows do not
>> appear on the monitor screen. I don't seem to have any luck trying to
>> adjust for this with Paint Shop Pro. I am not getting any banding,
>> and the nozzle test print out does not show any problems.
>
>
>Have you made any substantive changes recently such as ink, paper or icc
>profiles?
>Frank

I guess another way of putting my problem is that what should come out
as various tones of grey comes out as various tones of dark green.
What changes could I make in manual color choice to change this
problem? I ran both the nozzle check and the alignment test and both
of those come out fine although the yellow looks a little light on the
nozzle test. No bands though.l

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 20:13:57 -0500, John Fortier
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I did try a new color management system, but didn't like the results,
>so I quit using it and went back to the defaults. I first noticed the
>green while I was still using the management system. John F.
>On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 16:02:14 -0700, Frank <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>John Fortier wrote:
>>> I have an i9900 and used to get perfect pictures from it. Recently I
>>> notice that when I print photos with a lot of shadow, the shadow area
>>> has a dark green cast to it. All of the other colors seem fine It
>>> is particularly noticeable on glossy papers. The shadows do not
>>> appear on the monitor screen. I don't seem to have any luck trying to
>>> adjust for this with Paint Shop Pro. I am not getting any banding,
>>> and the nozzle test print out does not show any problems.
>>
>>
>>Have you made any substantive changes recently such as ink, paper or icc
>>profiles?
>>Frank

ARE YOU STILL USING CANON OEM INK AND HAVE YOU ALWAYS USED IT.

John Fortier wrote:

>I have an i9900 and used to get perfect pictures from it. Recently I
>notice that when I print photos with a lot of shadow, the shadow area
>has a dark green cast to it. All of the other colors seem fine It
>is particularly noticeable on glossy papers. The shadows do not
>appear on the monitor screen. I don't seem to have any luck trying to
>adjust for this with Paint Shop Pro. I am not getting any banding,
>and the nozzle test print out does not show any problems.
>
>

Frank wrote:

> John Fortier wrote:
>
>> I have an i9900 and used to get perfect pictures from it. Recently I
>> notice that when I print photos with a lot of shadow, the shadow area
>> has a dark green cast to it. All of the other colors seem fine It
>> is particularly noticeable on glossy papers. The shadows do not
>> appear on the monitor screen. I don't seem to have any luck trying to
>> adjust for this with Paint Shop Pro. I am not getting any banding,
>> and the nozzle test print out does not show any problems.
>
>
>
> Have you made any substantive changes recently such as ink, paper or
> icc profiles?
> Frank


OKE DOKE HOPE HE STILL IS USING CANON AND NEVER CONTAMINATED HIS MACHINE
WITH AFTERMAKET CRAP.

can you speak up a bit? I still can't hear you

"measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> ARE YOU STILL USING CANON OEM INK AND HAVE YOU ALWAYS USED IT.

GB wrote:

>can you speak up a bit? I still can't hear you
>
>
DEN GET A HEARING AID

>"measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>ARE YOU STILL USING CANON OEM INK AND HAVE YOU ALWAYS USED IT.
>>
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>
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>
>

Not some strange reaction on the paper by any chance..? You did say
the test strips was OK but curious if you did the test strips on the
same paper as the photo's you're having trouble with.

If using other than OEM inks and paper anything could happen, in which
case try changing the ink or paper brand.

Davy

maybe you could take a hint instead and stop using all caps

"measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> GB wrote:
>
>>can you speak up a bit? I still can't hear you
>>
> DEN GET A HEARING AID
>
>>"measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>>news:j2G%e.2320$(E-Mail Removed)...
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>>>ARE YOU STILL USING CANON OEM INK AND HAVE YOU ALWAYS USED IT.
>>>
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