PIXMA PRO-100 Printed colors don't match what's on monitor

[kolival]

This printer was gifted to me.  I use Windows 11 PC and Lightroom Classic.  When printing from Lightroom the colors of the print are not even close to what I see on my monitor.  I have calibrated my monitor.  If there is someone out there that can send me a list of things to do I would appreciate the help.  I have been down many rabbit holes and can't seem to get the colors of the print to be close to what I see on my monitor.

Thanks

K

[ArthurJ]

Hi,

Based on this type of issue, I recommend reaching out to Canon support. You will need to register your Canon gear HERE to access additional support options.

We look forward to hearing from you

[DanKearney]

I've had sort-of the same problem when I tried to print on a paper that was non-Canon and I tried to choose a "similar" ICC profile in the Canon Professional Print & Layout application.  Do you have the ICC profile for the paper you're printing on?

[kolival]

Yes I am using Canon Photo paper Pro Premium Matte and I do have the ICC profile.

[DanKearney · Accepted solution]

In that case, I don't have any other suggestions other than to double-check your monitor calibration.

Good luck.

[jrhoffman75]

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@kolival wrote:

This printer was gifted to me.  I use Windows 11 PC and Lightroom Classic.  When printing from Lightroom the colors of the print are not even close to what I see on my monitor.  I have calibrated my monitor.  If there is someone out there that can send me a list of things to do I would appreciate the help.  I have been down many rabbit holes and can't seem to get the colors of the print to be close to what I see on my monitor.

Thanks

K

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Can you print a nozzle check and post a phone shot off what it looks like?

Can you confirm that you are printing on the correct side of the paper? The matte paper is tough; wet a finger tip and touch a corner. The tacky side is the print side?

Is it only with that paper? What about plain paper?

[kolival]

[kolival]

Here is the nozzle check. As for printing on the correct side of the matte paper I tried the finger test but both sides seem tacky.  One side is smooth and white the other is a light rougher and not as white.  I have been printing on the white side since I think that was the recommendation form Canon.  

Thanks for all your suggestions

[jrhoffman75]

I print on smooth white side. 

[jrhoffman75]

looks good