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InDesign export hi res print - file size over 1.5gb from 256mb jpeg?

New Here ,
Jun 07, 2017 Jun 07, 2017

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Hi all, im a little bit stuck.

Im exporting some files for print - one of which is extremely large.

Its a jpeg image behind some text. The jpeg is only 273mb, but the exported file is 1.5gb?

This seems way to large, I've tried different acrobat versions, I've even downsampled the dpi to 200. but it still comes out as 1.5gb.

The document size is 60" x 120". Its a poster for a show. I also have a portrait version 1/3 of the width, but that's only 15mb?!

I have no idea what is going on, is there something I'm completely overlooking?

any help is greatly appreciated as i have to get these files over to the printer asap.

Jack

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Community Expert , Jun 07, 2017 Jun 07, 2017

What is the compression setting of your jpg? Maximum, High, Medium, Low? 10, 8, 5, or what? Your acreage is, of course, very large. Your file WILL be large. Have you considered setting your compression to High or Medium to see what happens to the resulting file size?

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What is the compression setting of your jpg? Maximum, High, Medium, Low? 10, 8, 5, or what? Your acreage is, of course, very large. Your file WILL be large. Have you considered setting your compression to High or Medium to see what happens to the resulting file size?

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A resolution of around 50PPI or less will be fine for a poster of this size that will be viewed from a distance.

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Thank you both for the prompt reply.

Ive lowered the quality of the jpeg from high to medium to see if that will help, and ill supply a lower ppi, that has seemed to work - although they did specify 200ppi...

anyway, its all sorted now, thank you!

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