Pictures have a hypersensitivity to yellow. Parts

Are you perhaps taking the photos with a phone camera... that's "upside down"?

click start control panel administrive tools computer management device manager scroll to ports(COM&LPT) + to expand you should see a communication port and Ecp printer port you might see a yellow?question mark this will mean you need to install a new driver for this device right click you will have options to update driver,disable,uninstall or select properties again you will have the similiar options also have option to troubleshoot
lift the lid on your scanner lay the photo face down then select scan document/photo it will ask what format you want to scan it then it will ask where you want to save it browse select the file/folder where you want to save it (my pictures) most common
hope this helps

Go to http://www.facebook.com/help/new/?page=830 Photos » Uploading photos and creating albums. Uploading and sharing photos

To post a photo on your own Wall, follow the steps below:

1. Select "Photo" at the top of your home page or profile.
2. Select the option to "Upload a Photo."
3. Click "Browse" to select an image from your computer.
4. Add an optional caption in the text box.
5. Click "Share."

This photo will be posted to your profile and added to the "Wall Photos" album so you can access it later.

When putting pictures on facebook you need a file name so if you copy a picture using your all-in-one you need to save it to a folder such as pictures, scan items etc and a file name. Then you can upload the photo to facebook.

Hello,

This error is generally faced with Windows Live Photo Gallery when viewing pictures from external devices such as cameras or memory cards. There are different known causes to this error, among which, one is an installation problem of Windows Live, but the uninstalling and reinstalling does not seem to fix this issue.

However the solution is quite simple. You have to import your pictures from your device onto your computer through Windows Live Photo Gallery (you will have this option when device is connected in the autorun menu).

Once the pictures imported, you will be able to view them. Be careful to keep the original photos on your device in case this solution does not fix this issue.

If problem persists, I recommend opting for another picture viewer program.

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If you have a yellow cast to your photos, the problem might not be your printer. If you're using a digital camera, indoors under incandescent lighting without a flash your pictures will look yellow.
If this is the case, set your camera's White Balance to Incandescent lighting or use the flash. If all of your pictures, even those taken in daylight, look yellow you'll have to adjust the colors on your printer using the "toolbox" software that comes with it and back the yellow off. I've found that HP printers tend to have better color rendition than Canon.

try taking a photo where there is not so much light. see if this will help.

It sounds like the red is not printing, leaving yellow, instead of the normal tone. There should be a print test page option in the software. Do you have the latest software? It is located here: https://www.epson.eu/viewcon/corporatesite/products/mainunits/faq/1316/1872