No because I'm not in that workflow (I'm using SpectraView for wide gamut display, i1P for the other device which at this time is a MacBook Pro display-yuck).
What I don't understand is why I can't capture via a screen capture or video the big visual differences I see soft proofing in Photoshop and LR on this one image. If I toggle between Adobe RGB (1998) and sRGB I see this update on-screen within the two app's. But toggling a screen capture of capturing a video of this doesn't show up! Weird.
Hi, Andrew...
I never tried a screen capture, but have seen the same effect.
I run dual monitors (with two separate cards on Win7)...both calibrated with i1P. One wide gamut and one sRGB
With the right image, they look slighly different. If I softproof the wide gamut image to sRGB, they, then, look identical. Frustrated me until I realized this
To Tim: I would not worry about the different saturation. After a few prints you will be able to judge the saturation level of the screen to the print output. The importance is consistency. One of my displays in LED backlit and the other CFL. With the CFL, I had difficulty getting good calibration until I realized the color was not consistent until it was one 30 min.....now, I can absolutely trust it if it was calibrated "warm" and used "warm".