Canon Pixma Pro-200S Printing Warm

[Gabriellaw]

Hi! I’m an artist and I’ve been using the Canon Pixma Pro-200S for my prints since January. Last week, I changed several ink cartridges, including most recently yellow, and now everything I print has a warm/reddish hue. I have tried toggling the color correct settings, though I’ll admit I’m not super well versed and have avoided changing too many settings because I don’t want to make it worse. I print using my iPhone, as all of my prints are drawn in Procreate and saved to my camera roll.

One thing to note that may or may not be relevant; the yellow cartridge that I ordered arrived while I was out of town so it did sit on my porch in Texas for a day, so it may have gotten hot. Regardless, I would love any insight about why this may be happening and how to fix it.

Thanks in advance!

[Gabriellaw]

Also, just a little more info: I have had no issues printing from my iPhone in the past and have always had high color accuracy.

[donaldolsen]

First, I'd print a nozzle check to confirm each of the colors is firing as expected. Because this began after replacing cartridges, it's worth seating and re-seating the new yellow cartridge (or try a new one if the new yellow cartridge may have been damaged by the heat).

[jrhoffman75]

Canon brand ink or third party?

[Gabriellaw]

The new ones are Canon brand but some of the older ones are third party

[Gabriellaw]

The nozzle check and print head alignment printed all the colors normally

[jrhoffman75]

These issues are sometimes hard to diagnose remotely.

Did you have all third party ink when the images were printing as you like?

[Gabriellaw]

Yes, they were all third party ink when it printed the colors correctly

[jrhoffman75]

Maybe the mixed inks are causing a color shift.