Yes sir! That is where I was making my mistake. I finally realized it on my last print before I went to bed. I was letting the printer driver manage instead of using the profiles. I'm sorry to bother you, it was late and I was being dense.

I have calibrated my monitor and I will go watch the video. I stopped with the HP paper and tested with Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy ll. The Pro-100 is still printing very warm and bright photos, skin tones are off. The 9000 has great skin tones and very true colors as I took the photo in my living room of my daughter on the couch. I can compare the photos to what I am looking at right now and the 100 is just way off. Let me check out the video and see what I can do.

I have a Canon Pro 9000 MKII and a Pro 100 I just picked up. When conducting printing tests in Qimage I am getting different results from the two printers. The 9000 prints a little cool but colors are more correct. The 100 is printing quite warm. I am using the same photo paper, a cheap HP glossy 4x6 for testing. I have both printers set up as per the videos, color matching/correction set to none. I am printing the same raw file with the same settings, just changing printer between prints. Both printers drivers are set up the same. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
James