Canon i9900 / photoshop printing badly

Changing nothing other (same ink, same paper, same connection) than installing Leopard, iLife '08, and a new 2TB hard drive for Time Machine, my Canon i9900 printer now prints my Photoshop documents too light. However, when I import the document to iPhoto, it prints just fine. I tried changing to ColorSync, but it did not affect the photoshop document.
How can I fix this problem?
ps- this is from my G5; my powerbook is not hooked up to my printer.

Im having weird issues with Photoshop CS3 / Leopard / Canon i9900 as well. Opposite of you things are coming out too dark - AND to make things extra weird... my Reds print ORNAGE. Like I have a clog or a mis-installed cartridge (but I don't....) I'm a professional color guy and this one has me stumped. I haven't tried i-photo but preview exhibits the same issue.
I've got a Gretag / X-Rite eye one with the latest update and made new profiles - still no help. It really appears like on the Driver or Apple end that the RGB numbers are being preserved when the data goes to print (BIG BIG BIG NO-NO). I can simulate a transform to the canon printers color space with rgb preserved in photoshop and I get on screen exactly what is happening to my prints.
I've worked on a work-around for two days and i've given up. I've got an old mac with 10.4 on it and Im going to have to use it to print from until Canon and Apple get their act together. Hopefully soon.
I'm not sure when this issue really cropped up... if it was the 10.5.2. or the graphics update.
I think all was well on 10.5.0 and 10.5.1.... The last canon driver was made for 10.5.0 I think so.... sigh... maybe we just have to wait for Canon to update something.
If you've found a work-around, please share it.

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