Digital BW, The Print

Frank:

Reinald had a good point, and if you are "enjoying a Mac" as I am, a  
utility such as Apple's Colorsync utility may prove useful. It will  
inspect and repair if necessary, your profiles. If it can't, then you  
will know what to replace. Have you tried printing to different  
papers (and different profiles)?

I have had pink images myself, and that is what I had to do.

Leslie Otterbein


On Apr 16, 2007, at 5:33 PM, xylonic2000 wrote:

> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "kolwicz@..."
> <kolwicz@...> wrote:
> >
> > While I've had all kinds of problems
> > printing, this is a new one: I had been
> > getting nice neutral B&Ws with my Epson
> > 2200/MIS Pro color inkset/Cathy's
> > Profile/Photoshop6, when, after a few days
> > lay-off, the same setup started giving me
> > beautiful, uniformly *mint green*, toned
> > prints; from Grayscale and RGB files.
> >
>
> Frank:
>
> I had a similar problem with a Canon i9900. Printing beautiful images
> for several months and suddenly all became overwhelmingly pink. Like
> you, I checked nozzles, went through several cleaning cycles, used
> different papers, and profiles, etc. plus few choice words aimed at
> the gods that I sometimes respect.
>
> As chance might have it, I was touted onto CCleaner -a free routine
> for removing unused and irrelevant entries in the registry as well as
> removing orphaned programs (I believe). Though I was not chasing the
> pink problem when I invoked CCleaner, it apparently cured the problem.
>
> CCleaner is free at www.ccleaner.com. Can't cost much to try it. Of
> course, if you are enjoying a Mac, CCleaner is irrelevant.
>
> Reinald
>
> Reinald
>