#Canon ip6700d printer calibration driver#
Have disabled color management in the printer driver (on a Mac, it's In both applications, I allow PS to manage the color, and I Profiled with a Colorvision Spyder, and I have tried both LightroomĪnd CS3. I am using a color-managed workflow on my Mac. Occurs on both color images, and monochrome images.
#Canon ip6700d printer calibration pro#
Have also noticed this with Photo Paper Pro as well. I primarily use Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy, but In some cases, the green tintĭisappears after allowing the print to dry for 24 hours, but in someĬases it does not. Perfect, and then the darker regions shift to a strong green tint With darker areas, the print comes out of the printer looking I recently picked up a Canon iP6700D, and I've noticed that in prints I'm hoping for additional ideas from other iP6700D owners who may have run into a similar problem. Since some prints do end up looking OK, I'm a little bit baffled on this one. Used both sRGB and Adobe RGB profiles for the source imageĬhecked, double-checked, and triple-checked that the printer cartridges Lowering the intensity to -6 in the printer driver color options Setting the PPI of the source images to 300ppiīoth Perceptual and Relative Colorimetric rendering intents I typically use the Canon iP6700D SP2 or SP3 profile with the glossy paper.Īfter researching the problem, I have tried all of the following with little success: In both applications, I allow PS to manage the color, and I have disabled color management in the printer driver (on a Mac, it's under Color Options and Color Management is set to None). My monitor has been profiled with a Colorvision Spyder, and I have tried both Lightroom and CS3.
The green shift occurs on both color images, and monochrome images. I primarily use Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy, but have also noticed this with Photo Paper Pro as well. In some cases, the green tint disappears after allowing the print to dry for 24 hours, but in some cases it does not. I recently picked up a Canon iP6700D, and I've noticed that in prints with darker areas, the print comes out of the printer looking perfect, and then the darker regions shift to a strong green tint within 30 seconds of being printed.
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