Does the time of photo editing affect their subsequent printing?

We often work with photographers who operate from home or studios that are susceptible to lighting differences throughout the day. When the sun is out, it's bright. When it sets, there's twilight.

For a photographer, ensuring as consistent working conditions as possible is crucial. Excessive external light can be easily subdued with blinds, while its evening deficiency can be supplemented with appropriate lighting.

This lighting should not interfere with your work, so its placement, direction, and color temperature are very important. For this purpose, an audit and guidelines for workstation setup are the best approach.

Regardless of the time of day, you primarily need monitor calibration. Adam Jędrysik from Vitavision can help you with this.