For quite some time, I have had trouble matching prints to the monitor.  I built a new computer and moved from XP to Win 7 and hoped the issue would be solved, (not the reason I built the computer) but it is not.  I am running Win 7 and printing with Qimage PE v2010.208.  I rarely print anymore, so I’m a little behind with software, but it used to work, and it should still work.  My prints came out with a magenta tint to them, now they seem to be coming out with a green or blue tint to them.  It’s hard to tell.  Monitor is a LaCie 324 and is calibrated with the i1 Display Pro.  I never used to have problems, but for years I’ve been battling with the problem, and just can’t seem to resolve it.  I used to be able to get it close by playing with the color channels before printing, but I can’t do that anymore.

I am printing with an Epson 2200 using the Epson Premium Semi Gloss paper and the profile that Epson has on their site.  What could be causing this color problem?

A nozzle check is the first thing I do before printing.  I will say that there is always a space in the magenta nozzle check.  It is always in the same place.  It’s a small space.  Can not get rid of that, so I ignore it.   Been doing that for a long time.  At least for the last couple of years or more.

I normally have the drivers both set like the Qimage driver in the screen shot, but this morning changed it to what you see in the screen shot and seemed to get a little better result.

I played with the “Channel Mixer” in Photoshop.

Gary,
I found this from one of the forum members.
Might Help

http://ddisoftware.com/tech/qimage-ultimate/qimage-ultimate-unclogger-results-post-here/msg16398/#msg16398

Fred

OK Gary
I will assume for the moment that when you say access the driver the through Epson Controls, you are referring to access through the Printers and Devices screen.

The driver settings in screen snap 059 is from the access through the Epson selection in Devices and Printers.
This is the default settings. That means, anytime you send something to that printer, those are the settings it will use; unless you give the driver different instructions.

In  snap 060, you see the SAME driver with different instructions that override the default settings, to be used when you use a special paper, and special color instructions like when you use a printer profile in Qimage, as shown in a previous email.
Qimage REMEMBERS the driver settings you last used and will open keeping the same settings from last time used.
It also allows you to SAVE all those settings in a Printer setup. That includes, paper, profile, size, color settings, etc.

Summary.
Just set the driver through Qimage and that's what you use for printing photos.
If the driver is set to No Color Adjustment, then you cannot double profile.

Just remember whatever you set in the Driver while in Qimage, will be saved by Qimage and used when printing from Qimage.
Other programs need to be set before using or else the printer will use the default settings from 059.

Hope some of this helps.

Fred