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you might use a different/better type of photo paper or
you might save the photos before you print them into my pictures where you might be able to select a higher resolution usually from a drop down list in the print preview to print these photos this may depend on your operating system and you canon pixma utilitys
hope this helps
If you are using re-manufactured ink tanks, that would explain it, a mi-matched ink tank. To clarify the ink colour is not quite right.
If genuine ink tanks (Recommended) then maybe try different paper. If using photo paper you should be using compatible / genuine paper as the different chemicals react can give this problem.
If using fax / standard paper then could be print head fault....normally get an error code.
Depending on the software you are using to do the preview...( a word processor, photo software ..etc) the preview is just that...it simply lets you look at the document or picture to see that you have formated it correctly in the main program. You should not try to print from the preview...what you can do is exit the preview function and return to the main software. the go to the file menu and exicute the print command and or do the page setup for the picture or document.
You are running low on your color ink cartridge. It cannot mix the primary colors right anymore and the color images start getting a pink-purple tinge to them. Get a new set of cartidges and install them and this should fix the problem fine. Hope this helps.
Are the ink cartridges refilled or compatible? They may be defective. Are they installed correctly (not in the wrong slots)? ** Note that even if they are replaced it will take SEVERAL pages before the quality returns
Have you tried viewing the photos on a computer or printing them? There should also be parts of the menu/setting displays that would be white. The text on the image info should be in white. If you are getting white, it would suggest your whitebalance isn't set correctly. If everything has a purple tint to it, check your LCD display settings, otherwise it may be the screen is failing.
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