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Poster Print's
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19-02-2001 10:43am#1
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The only poster i've done was 1 for nethouse.
It was a1 in size. I done it in 300 dpi and the psd file ended up somthing like 8 gigs big. And the .tif file 2 gigs
We also found out (the hard way) A printer wont ecept anything over 100mb.
We ended up compressing it to a jpeg!
came out ok in the end tho
From talking to a few other design0r friends, i think u should judge DPI from viewing distance. i.e 300 being reading distance from a magizine, 50 dpi being a A0 poster hanging 20 feet up.0 -
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