swmel

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hi i have photoshop cs and a canon i900d printer, all of a sudden all my pictures are red or magenda how do i get back to normal


Steve

Sandy

If your palletes are also red, try callibrating your monitor with adobe gamma, at the command panel.
when I first installed photoshop I had this problem too...
Hope this solves your problem.

Sandy

Wait, the pictures you print or the ones you see on the monitor?

swmel

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thank you so much for the reply the answer to your question is the pictures i print are red tinted the one i see on screen are perfect.

Steve

retired_paddza

Sounds like Tak had the right idea. You probably need to calibrate, or make sure the calibrated settings are being used.

The first one would be accomplished using something like Colorsync or Adobe Gamma.

The second would be things like making sure settings are correct in your program (the right profiles are used) and making sure you're using a good profile. I generally suggest adobeRGB1998 for working with photos as a nice wide rgb profile. Then make sure you are passing the data correctly to the printer by not changing from RGB format unless the printer requests it specifically and by not letting the printer do any color management, just send the files with their profiles directly to the printer. This is usually set in the print dialogue box.

I would do some searches on "calibration" on the forum or on google and then if you are still stuck after reading the plethora of information available, come back with some specific questions.

Good luck.

swmel

[slick] Thanks so much every one on the problem of re peictures i was having. it turned out i wa sout of yellow ink


steve

retired_paddza

Okay, I'm gonna call mulligan on this one, you're supposed to check these things first!! Heck, my printer won't even let me print when I'm out of ink without a million warnings popping up all over.

Glad you got your problem fixed though. hehe