High Resolution Printing on Glossy Paper in Photoshop & Acrobat

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Maryann_Zucker
Apr 21, 2004
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I am having a problem printing in high resolution on glossy photo paper in both Photoshop and Acrobat. The colors seem to change to a green cast. I am using a Canon S9000 printer and have contacted Canon who cannot solve the problem. If I print the file in normal or standard resolution on plain paper the colors are perfect. As soon as I change to High Resolution there is a green cast to all of the colors. I have tried installing a new printer driver, but that has not helped.

Has anyone else had this problem? Any suggestions, I am really stumped at this point.

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Peter Aitken
Apr 21, 2004
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I am having a problem printing in high resolution on glossy photo paper in
both Photoshop and Acrobat. The colors seem to change to a green cast. I am using a Canon S9000 printer and have contacted Canon who cannot solve the problem. If I print the file in normal or standard resolution on plain paper the colors are perfect. As soon as I change to High Resolution there is a green cast to all of the colors. I have tried installing a new printer driver, but that has not helped.
Has anyone else had this problem? Any suggestions, I am really stumped at
this point.

Try narrowing it down. Does normal resolution on glossy paper give proper colors? Try a different brand of paper. It sounds like a printer or driver problem.

Peter Aitken
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roger_leale
Apr 21, 2004
I had a similar problem with a Canon S850 giving a blue cast, and when I tried to print b & w on glossy paper it printed completely in shades of red. After loads of useless advice from Canon, The took it in and changed the printhead. Problem solved.
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Maryann_Zucker
Apr 22, 2004
Hi Roger:

Thank you, I am beginning to think that is the problem with my printer as well. I zillion different tests and it all comes out the same. It is almost the exact problem you had.

Again, thanks.

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