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--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, CDTobie@... wrote:

> First, consider whether you are viewing under Incandescent light,
which can 
> cause inkjet prints to have a warm glow. But whether or not that is
the cause, 
> you would want to select your measurement file (no need to remeasure
it) and 
> then make color slider adjustments (a yellow reduction, by the
sounds) build a 
> new version (perhaps more than one, at various settings) and preview
prints of 
> each as you build them, until the test image looks good under the
lighting 
> you intend to display it under.

Would the ambient light correction feature of the new Spyder2PRO
mitigate that issue?  

I cheat and view my prints under a Lowel EGO.  Its a lot less
expensive than some of the dedicated viewing stations for sure.

Tom