Hi I have been using the canon pro 9000 mk2 for around 8 years with no problems.
Yesterday we had an outage and after the electricity came back on I noticed that my printer and q-image  settings were changed in some areas. I changed everything back but when I print now there i a  red tint.
My settings are as follows
1.Quick setup  I have checked off: photo printing,color intensity (manual), media type (pro platinum), print quality (high)
2.Main. Media type(pro platinum) print quality(high), color intensity(manual)
3.On set I leave alone all color adjustment boxes
4. I set matching to none.
When I used paint shop pro to print, It did fairly close. I ran out of 8.5X11 and am using 4X6. Oddly though Paint shop is using cnbjprn3.icm which seems to be a generic canon driver from 2005.
I used that icm in place of the pro platinum icm and the picture looked ok. Until I get a resupply of my 8.5X11 can't be sure.
In Qimage I am using the pro platinum icm CNB9TNAO.icm And yes I did try all of the pro platinum icm's to see if any worked. They all did not
My question is  what am I doing wrong or what am I missing.

Thanks
Art

Hi Mike
Thanks for replying
I didn't know about the job logs. So I opened one from when it was working properly and my setting are correct. Yes I did a nozzle check and all was OK.
The other thing I don't understand is if I set the matching to .icm rather than none or driver matching I get the correct picture although until the 8.5 X 10 comes in I can't be sure. Using none or driver matching gives the picture that same red hue

On some older printers, the included profiles only work properly inside the driver and they were not designed to be used by the application.  This includes some of the older Canon profiles that start with "cnbj" and some of the Epson profiles that started with "E" or "EE" followed by cryptic numbers/letters.  The profiles that can be applied in-application usually have the name of the printer and paper in the file name of the profile.

Regards,
Mike