Bob the first thing I would do is recalibrate the monitor to eliminate that as a possibility. Next I would suspect one of colors on the head just might need cleaning leading to off colors. IF one of the colors clogs, the software doesn't know its not working and is expecting color X to be there to create what you really want to see. When one gets clogged you can sometimes feel like the print was created by something that would have been discussed on Coast to Coast am.
Never used a Canon printer, but the epsons have a printer nozzle check in the printing software, so you can test it to see if that is a problem.
The last thing that can sometimes be an issue is which program manages the color. Sometimes one program wants to do one thing, and the printer driver wants to do something else. The most common would be having photoshop set to manage the colors without turning off color management on the printer driver. That works about as well as my wife and I both making the same pot of spaghetti sauce. The end result is something neither of us can eat.
Good luck and hope that helps
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Subject: A printer problem?
From: Bob <w8imo@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, August 29, 2011 9:23 pm
To: List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students
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I am using XP Pro - PhotoShop Elements 7 - Huey, for Display calibration
- CRT display - Canon Pro 9000 Printer with Canon ink - Costco Glossy
Paper.
When i get a photo ready to print everything looks good on the tube but
when I print it there is a greenish cast to the photo. Any ideas what I
need to do?
Thanks.
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