From 2010 to 2016, I printed 8 posters (from K5 and K3). From 2018 to 2020, I printed 24 posters (from K200D, K5, K3) including 30x40" from K1 files. Nor interested in small size prints. Now having 20+ more post-processing and prints planned for this year.
Prints show simultaneously detail and dimension, not possible with current monitor tech, although monitors are backlit which play a big part in image perception. Monitors are all 16:9 aspect ratio, not that impressive for displaying 1:1, 4:3, 3:2 or vertical images. A square image can be printed on 4x4 (feet) quality paper, high pixel density, and most importantly good front lighting (from the sides), can be a jaw dropping, you'll never get that feeling from a computer screen or 4K TV. I was amazed how much dynamic range (shadow details) gets revealed when lighting a baryta print, more than what my monitor can display. Next projects 40x60" , haven't tried any print from a those pixel shift files, thinking about more complex exposure and post processing workflow for 60" wide at 300 dpi resolution