In order to investigate cross-media color reproduction performances on three surround parameters (dark, dim, average) of CIECAM02 color appearance model, color reproduction experiments under the three corresponding ambient lighting conditions are implemented between print samples viewed in a cabinet and reproduced samples presented on a self-luminous display. Memory matching and pair comparison methods are employed in psychophysical experiments. Detailed analysis and comparison of the experimental data indicate that the color samples reproduced by parameter “dim” performed well in all three conditions, while the performance of parameters “dark” and “average” are dependent, in some extent, on the lightness and chroma of color. The color samples with lower lightness work well when they are reproduced by parameter “dark” and viewed in Dark condition, but they perform poor when being viewed in Average condition and reproduced using parameter “average”. As for the relatively lighter color samples the reproduction performances are not statistically different between the cases of parameters “dark” and “average” when they are viewed in the corresponding Dark and Average lighting conditions.