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This is a discussion on Goin Big! within the Printroom forums, part of the Photography Information category; Looking for a little advice, I've been asked by a local racer to make a poster for one of his ...
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09-21-2010, 03:59 PM
Looking for a little advice, I've been asked by a local racer to make a poster for one of his sponsors, a local casino. So I design this thing to be 20 x30 in PS Elements and it ends up being 154.5 mb, my print shop Adorama Pix has a 60 mb limit I believe, so my question is can I get away with just reducing the file size of the complete poster( it has three different photos in it), or do I need to reduce each photo in it and reassemble it, to maintain best quality. Thanks Will |
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11-05-2010, 07:45 AM
So your final image dimensions are 20x30"? 154mb does seem a bit large for that kinda print... is t he 154mb file still a layered PS document? if so you would want to flatten the image and SAVE AS a JPG file. The file size should then reduce bigtime. I printed a bunch of 20x30s last week and my files were no where near that size... good luck and keep us updated --------------------------- Abel Longoria Check out the NEW Pixtus Photography Cheat Sheet! Support Pixtus by Purchasing Your Gear From: B&H Photo | Amazon | Adorama |
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