In message <(E-Mail Removed)>, John Fortier
<(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>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.

Is it using CMY to generate the black in the shadows, rather than a
genuine black? Have you changed from some setting to some other setting
that might be causing that?

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Timothy

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:

> In message <(E-Mail Removed)>, John Fortier
> <(E-Mail Removed)> writes
>
>> 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.
>
>
> Is it using CMY to generate the black in the shadows, rather than a
> genuine black? Have you changed from some setting to some other
> setting that might be causing that?


ARE YOU AND HAV YOU ALWAYS USED OEM CANON INK. IF NOT THEN THAT IS YOUR
PROBLEM.