Printing issue (slight red hue)

I have an older printer, a canon i960. Prints great photos, but they all have a very very slight red hue to them that is noticeable predominantly in the skin tones. Blues, for example, look fine. This happens no matter what application I print from. I set the printer for colorsync profile, but it seems to do it also when I used the printer profile as well. I can do color correction in the printer settings: cyan, magenta, yellow and black. Reducing the magenta by about 5% has no effect and might even be worse. Rather than correcting each photo in photoshop to compensate for the printer, anyone have any suggestions?

Since you've tried printing in different applications, this lets us know it isn't just iphoto having a problem. I would narrow it down to the printer. Definitely check the ink levels and if those are fine, I'd consider contacting the manufacturer of your printer. Seems like you've tried a lot of good troubleshooting steps already.

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