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jrvaldez
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Oct 12, 2004 13:04 |  #1

All of the sudden my s9000 started to print black and white photos with kind of a blue tint to them. I called canon and did everything that they told me to but it did not change. I've done numerous cleanings and nothing helps. please help this is really annoying me. :(




  
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Oct 12, 2004 18:40 |  #2

Are you using Canon ink? What program are you printing with? Are you using custom profiles? Have you recently changed your color management settings? Have you changed paper brands recently? Maybe a bad batch of paper, have you tried another lot?

Need some more details.

You could try un-installing and re-installing the printer driver.


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Oct 13, 2004 13:24 |  #3

im using easy photo print in zoom browser, good ink, same paper i have not changed anything. how do I uninstall and reinstall the print driver and what is the print driver and will i loose any existing pictures saved on my pc?

Thank You very much for your help!




  
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Oct 13, 2004 13:37 |  #4

What operating system are you using? Windows XP? Mac OS?


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Oct 13, 2004 20:39 |  #5

You PM'd me that you have XP...

One thing to check for, and you may think this is really basic, but make sure all the ink carts are in the the correct locations...

Open your printer settings and click on the default button to reset them. Then select Photo Paper Pro, then in the print quality select custom, then click set. Select #1 for quality (fine) and diffustion for halftone. Leave the color on Auto and don't preview before printing.

These are the basic settings for using Canon ink with Canon paper.

How are you making your B&W photos and printing with Easy Photo Print? Are you using the B&W mode of you camera? I don't think Easy Photo Print has a B&W mode. What camera are you using?

The S9000 isn't known for great B&W output. HP and Epson make better B&W printer with their light grey inks.


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