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Large Print Document?

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Jul 26, 2017 Jul 26, 2017

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I need to create a large '247 x 122 cm' photoshop document at 300 ppi but its running really slow. What should I do?

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Community Expert , Jul 26, 2017 Jul 26, 2017

reubenw39847249  wrote

I need to create a large '247 x 122 cm' photoshop document at 300 ppi

No, you don't. That's roughly 30000 x 14500 pixels.

It's a common myth that everything for print needs to be 300ppi. It most certainly doesn't. In fact, the bigger it is, the lower the ppi requirement - for the simple reason that it will be seen from that much further away.

For this, a much more realistic resolution is 100 ppi or so. That's plenty enough and will look eminently sharp and crisp from a comfor

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reubenw39847249  wrote

I need to create a large '247 x 122 cm' photoshop document at 300 ppi

No, you don't. That's roughly 30000 x 14500 pixels.

It's a common myth that everything for print needs to be 300ppi. It most certainly doesn't. In fact, the bigger it is, the lower the ppi requirement - for the simple reason that it will be seen from that much further away.

For this, a much more realistic resolution is 100 ppi or so. That's plenty enough and will look eminently sharp and crisp from a comfortable distance. That's still a big file - bigger than most current DSLRs can produce natively.

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