I do, but I'm a product designer, not doing graphic/illustrations.
I can't see how TT/NS could hinder my work. Colors are relative to lighting, in fact any color is light reflected off surface. So color looks different depending on lighting (sunrise, daytime or sunset). Same with natural and artificial lighting in the office — whites look colder/bluer in the evening. Thankfully I have a way to compensate.
I do, but I'm a product designer, not doing graphic/illustrations.
I can't see how TT/NS could hinder my work. Colors are relative to lighting, in fact any color is light reflected off surface. So color looks different depending on lighting (sunrise, daytime or sunset). Same with natural and artificial lighting in the office — whites look colder/bluer in the evening. Thankfully I have a way to compensate.