Ecosys p6235cdn printing blue flowers with reddish tinge

[legswilly]

Hello, Photo prints with blue flowers print with reddish tint and the photo seems to have a beige tint to it.
Is there a colour adjustment in the printer.
I have tried colour registration but it does not seem to help.
The printer is brand new.
I need to print flowers for a small magazine of botanical art.

Thank you for any help.

[blackcat4866]

Re: Ecosys p6235cdn printing blue flowers with reddish tinge

That's a very nice verbal description, but a scan or photo would be a lot better. Try these originals:
=^..^=

[legswilly]

Re: Ecosys p6235cdn printing blue flowers with reddish tinge

That's a very nice verbal description, but a scan or photo would be a lot better. Try these originals:
=^..^=

I will try to get a scanner to work and see what the quality of the scanned image is. I don't want to introduce the color deviations of the scanner which is not a Kyocera MFC.
I have printed out the pages you sent me and comparing the ISO A4 Color Gradations on the screen and the printed version I see a reddish tinge, especially the last column with the little boxes shows basically red with a very light tinge of violet. Nothing like the one you have sent me.
The digital black page also shows too much of a red tinge. As if I mixed a little too much of red in the red yellow and blue to get a black.
So does my printer have a color correction function that I can use?

[blackcat4866]

Re: Ecosys p6235cdn printing blue flowers with reddish tinge

I'm a visual person.

Is there a problem with you phone camera? Just set it to low resolution, so the attachment size is less than 1MB. =^..^=

[jackson469]

Re: Ecosys p6235cdn printing blue flowers with reddish tinge

Hello, Photo prints with blue flowers print with reddish tint and the photo seems to have a beige tint to it.
Is there a colour adjustment in the printer.
I have tried colour registration but it does not seem to help.
The printer is brand new.
I need to print flowers for a small magazine of botanical art.

Thank you for any help.

If you have tried color registration on your brand new printer and it hasn't resolved the issue, it's possible that there may not be a color adjustment option available. However, it's recommended to consult the printer's user manual or contact the manufacturer's customer support for specific information on color printing adjustment capabilities. Printing flowers for a small magazine of botanical art may require accurate color representation, so it's important to explore all available options and troubleshooting steps provided by the manufacturer.

[legswilly]

Re: Ecosys p6235cdn printing blue flowers with reddish tinge

If you have tried color registration on your brand new printer and it hasn't resolved the issue, it's possible that there may not be a color adjustment option available. However, it's recommended to consult the printer's user manual or contact the manufacturer's customer support for specific information on color printing adjustment capabilities. Printing flowers for a small magazine of botanical art may require accurate color representation, so it's important to explore all available options and troubleshooting steps provided by the manufacturer.

Thank you for replying, Jackson. There is nothing in the user manual that shows colour adjustment is available. Only registration, which was not help. I was hoping that more adjustment may be available via additional technicians software. Kyocera support was no help.
I have given up on trying to do this by adjusting the printer and I am using Gimp (I am running Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS) and had some success in adjusting the colors. I used to own a Fuji Xerox printer and was able to adjust the colors, unfortunately is has carced it.