Digital BW, The Print

Could someone answer this question? I notice the new Canon printers 
feature " Kyuanos incorporates the advanced Ambient Light Adjustment 
function for select media,* which optimizes output for differences in 
lighting conditions for consistent color in accordance with different 
lighting environments." Does this mean that the color of the print is 
adjusted for the lighting condition and that the print viewed under a 
different lighting situation would look different? I know that this is 
a B&W list and that is what I mostly print but I'd think it would 
effect toned B*W prints as well.
JH

P.S. I haven't noticed that the new HP printers even mention this which 
leads me to ask if this is a problem with the Canon inks or if they are 
the only ones addressing a problem they all have.

Could someone answer this question? I notice the new Canon printers 
feature " Kyuanos incorporates the advanced Ambient Light Adjustment 
function for select media,* which optimizes output for differences in 
lighting conditions for consistent color in accordance with different 
lighting environments." Does this mean that the color of the print is 
adjusted for the lighting condition and that the print viewed under a 
different lighting situation would look different? I know that this is 
a B&W list and that is what I mostly print but I'd think it would 
effect toned B*W prints as well.
JH

P.S. I haven't noticed that the new HP printers even mention this which 
leads me to ask if this is a problem with the Canon inks or if they are 
the only ones addressing a problem they all have.