I've been struggling making a print that has lots of yellows, greens, oranges, and reds, and the color rendition in LR is off. The yellows come out way more orange, the oranges and reds come out more brownish, and the greens get lost because they become more yellow. I have a NEC PA 302W 30 inch monitor with Spectraview II calibration software and hardware, recently calibrated. I have been using D65 color temp, 85 cd/m2 for luminance, and Gamma Curve 2.2. I use a Mac with High Sierra, and the latest versions of LR and PS. My prints are in ProPhoto color space, saved as Tiffs. I am printing on an Epson 3880 using Epson Premium Luster paper with the canned ICC profile and printing at 360 dpi. No, I am not letting the printer manage colors. To print, I find the photo in the LR library and then go to the Print Module and print from there. I have been given several suggestions by others to print in Photoshop rather than Lightroom because its color rendition is better. Is this really a general consensus? If so, why does PS render better color than LR? Don't they share much of the "guts"? I vastly prefer the ease of printing in LR over Photoshop, but would consider switching to PS if indeed color rendition is better.