Andrew, the picture is fine of course, and the basic principle of setting the parameters in context of ambient viewing conditions is agreed. The problem is, I suspect, a great majority of people doing digital imaging DO NOT own or use a viewing booth when making or viewing their photographs, and for a great many people, an LCD display setting as high as 150 cd/m2 (as shown in your picture) would induce them to produce prints which will emerge from the printer looking disappointingly dark when viewed under non-controlled artificial lighting. I don't think there is an easy solution to this one, except (i) to encourage folks to AT LEAST use Solux lighting at a reasonable viewing distance from the prints, and (ii) experiment in the conditions most relevant to their context, taste and requirements.