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I bought the "older" colormunki to be able to calibrate the printer. After that I learnt, office or "photo" consumer grade printers from Canon or Epson are not to calibrate on a Mac. I still have the device in case I'd get a decent printer. I just don't have so many prints to do and could not guarantee to print something every week, also I don't have so many walls. Getting a printer means you have to use it continuously, means you have to buy ink and paper on a regular basis. I was stunned by the quality of a decent Canon A1 printer. A friend offered me to print some of my photos. That' she quality I aim for. But not necessarily the costs of it although I understand these printers became more affordable. He showed me some prints made with special paper. I understand why he wants to have this printer.


If you're willing to invest more money, the better display Studor 13 was suggesting, appears to be a better investment for your setup.