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First thought is, as a virgin, make sure they love you
Welcome to the land of photo printers a place filled with frustration, beauty, an infinite need to learn and experience, and more than a few "experts."
My opinions:
1) Most printers auto shut down. Check your manual. If it doesn't and you won't be printing for a while, turn it off.
2) There are ± to Ps vs Lr vs ?? in printing. For non-critical stuff and standard formats, I generally use Lr. For resizing, maximum control, and better profiles, I print from Ps. Don't know what Print Studio is, so no help on it.
3) Sharpness in printing is dependent on a wildly diverse set of variables: Your rendering intent; Hue/saturation chosen; How "crisp" you want the print to be; Perhaps most important, type of paper.
Learning to print your images well can be a bit daunting and not for the timid or inflexible. Often much experimentation required to get what you want.
The reason for bothering? You have absolute control of what gets hung on the wall.
Robert
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