Gray colors become grey-green in prints after upgrade...

[LizRavn]

After a forced upgrade to MacOS Ventura, when CC-2018 stopped working, all pure grays become grey-green. At the same time had to install a new driver for Canon's Professional Print & Layout. I use Canon's PPL, which I have been very happy with, the colors on the finished print have always matched the colors on the screen, but not anymore. Also tested Photoshop's own print, but it remains the same green tone. It is very frustrating as galleries wait for prints.
I read that you had to uninstall the old version of Photoshop before downloading the latest version. But I didn't dare until I saw that the new one was working. Could that be the reason?
Please... Hope someone here can help me...

[TheDigitalDog]

Quit Photoshop if running.
Relaunch Photoshop and open the file that you want to print.
Press the Spacebar on your keyboard before you click File > Print. This process resets printer preferences that have been written into the image.

See: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/troubleshoot-printing-problems.html

Ventura is buggy in terms of printing using color management! If you use this process (NOT Printer Manages Color) make sure the ColorSync radio button is both 'on' and grayed out. Sometimes it isn't (the bug).

[LizRavn]

After a forced upgrade to MacOS Ventura, when CC-2018 stopped working, all pure grays become grey-green. At the same time had to install a new driver for Canon's Professional Print & Layout. I use Canon's PPL, which I have been very happy with, the colors on the finished print have always matched the colors on the screen, but not anymore. Also tested Photoshop's own print, but it remains the same green tone. It is very frustrating as galleries wait for prints.
I read that you had to uninstall the old version of Photoshop before downloading the latest version. But I didn't dare until I saw that the new one was working. Could that be the reason?
Please... Hope someone here can help me...

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Please set the Status Bar to »Document Profile« and post a meaningful screenshot of one image in Photoshop and the image itself. 

It sounds like the monitor profile might be the problem, but what is the images’ Color Space? 

[LizRavn]

Thanks for your reply and link. Sorry for my bad English, I'm from Norway... I've tried the first steps, and printed from Word directly to the printer with perfect colors, so the file can't be damaged, and the printer is completely ok.
Unfortunately, I don't have another computer to try printing from... And I'm dreading reinstalling as it was a struggle to get all right, the PPL driver in the right place, and the Wacom tablet... as I thought it would be automatic. But looks like I have to take that step.
Where to find "ColorSync radio button is both 'on' and grayed out." ?

[LizRavn]

thedigitaldog:
I did find the ColorSync app button, but nothing happens when I click...

[TheDigitalDog]

You can't click on it.

It's supposed to be selected w/Photoshop Manage Color but sometimes isn't.

[LizRavn]

Thanks again. How do I know if its on then?

[LizRavn]

I can't select /Photoshop Manage Color in PPL as far as I know...?

[TheDigitalDog]

I did find the ColorSync app button, but nothing happens when I click...

By @LizRavn

This is the bug in Ventura! This isn't what we should see. With Photoshop (Application) Manages Color, the Radio button should be set to ColorSync, which it isn't. You can't select the right option; it's supposed to happen automatically. If you futz around enough toggling between Photoshop Manages Color and Printer Manages Color, eventually, it goes to the right (ColorSync) Radio button. If you see this, it's not going to print correctly: 

[TheDigitalDog]

I did find the ColorSync app button, but nothing happens when I click...

[NB, colourmanagement net]

@TheDigitalDog super helpful screenshot that, lets hope the OP can solve what must be a frustrating issue.

neil B

[LizRavn · Accepted solution]

After cleaning the machine with Clean My Mac, and later received a message that there was a new upgrade of Ventura that fixed various bugs, all colors were correct in the print! The greenish in the pure gray colors disappeared. I am incredibly relieved! Thank you for your tips!