color shift on matte paper

When I view an image on my calibrated monitor, Provit with Spyder, and
print the image using PS7 using Epsons or Inkjetmalls profiles for glossy,
semigloss or lustre paper the images are nearly identicle to the monitor and
I am very pleased with the output. The problem arrises when I shift my Epson
2200 to matte ink. I shift my color management to the profile of choice say
Epson's Enhanced Matte. I go to proof the image using the same profile and
the image shifts in color. White areas become tinted with cyan and magenta.
If I try to print the image, it looks like what I saw on the monitor with
the shifted colors. Even stranger, if I use the Epson Heavy weight matte
profile on the Enhanced matte, I get a beautiful correct image. Hahnemuhle
William Turner also prints beautifully. BUT ever other matte paper profile
from Epson or Inkjetmall will give this color cast that is particularily
hard to remove. I have removed every shred of Epsom software including the
registry items and reinstalled it all with no luck. I have read everything
on Inkjetmalls site on color management plus several other sites and read
Harald Johnson's book, "Mastering Digital Printing" several times cover to
cover and can find no setting that is not how they recommend. If anyone has
any idea of what to try next, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Dave

 

Color calibration includes the combination of ink and paper you use.
If you do not want to set up your own profile but found that some
existing profile that has a different name gives you the images you
want, why not use it?

Maybe those who set up the Epson heavy weight matte profile had a
different lot of paper and ink? Maybe Epson issued a new profile after
changing ink or paper composition?

I agree that the idea behind naming a profile is that it should match
the paper type in the name - but if this doesn't work for some reason,
the names still enable me to remember, the combination I found to work
for me.

Michael