Help diagnose color changes

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"Don S" <nomailhere@nomail.com> wrote in message
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>I printed a booklet from MS Publisher (photos in jpg format taken by
> various cameras and cleaned up in PhotoShop) on my HP 5550 on glossy
> photo paper.
>
> I was satisfied with the results and set them aside for about a week
> until I had time to bind them.
>
> Some of my pictures now have an unacceptable red tint to them that
> they did not have in the first place.
>
> Any ideas what went wrong & what I should do next (change paper, ink,
> printer, beer brand)?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Don S

What brand of paper?

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On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 16:06:12 GMT, Don S <nomailhere@nomail.com> wrote:

>I printed a booklet from MS Publisher (photos in jpg format taken by
>various cameras and cleaned up in PhotoShop) on my HP 5550 on glossy
>photo paper.
>
>I was satisfied with the results and set them aside for about a week
>until I had time to bind them.
>
>Some of my pictures now have an unacceptable red tint to them that
>they did not have in the first place.
>
>Any ideas what went wrong & what I should do next (change paper, ink,
>printer, beer brand)?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Don S

Both suggestions involve paper. I used Royal Brites Innk Jet Glossy
paper from Sams Club. I know, I know, but I've used it lots of times
before & the colors didn't change.

Do you think it is the paper? I do have some HP matte photo paper
that I was going to use next, but I preferred glossy for this project
& that is what I had.

Thanks for your responses.

Don S