I don't think you get both higher quality and lower price. I like large prints (A2) of my photos. I print them at home, after disappointing results from a servi

I don't think you get both higher quality and lower price. I like large prints (A2) of my photos. I print them at home, after disappointing results from a service. I bought a Canon imageprograf 1000 - the cartridges are very big and the print costs are somewhat reasonable. When using expensive paper, the quality is impressive. It's not a cheap hobby, whenever I change cartridges, it's about 500, which hurts. Luckily they last a while. At larger sizes, I still send them to a printing service, those printers would be too expensive and used very rarely.