Good Light Journal:
"If a picture doesn’t quite look right after it’s printed, looking at it in different light can sometimes help to figure out what’s wrong. My normal viewing light for prints is two halogen lights over a long counter. Not surprisingly, almost everything looks good here. The warm, bright light lets me see all the shades of color and texture in the image, and this usually matches quite well what’s on my calibrated monitor. However, moving the print to the living room, which is dimmer, or next to window with north light can sometimes change things. The image may look underexposed, or flat, or contrasty. When this happens, it’s a clue that the contrast might not be adjusted quite right.
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