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Photoshop F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 04 10:41 pm)
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Yep - call the printer and ask THEM - believe it or not, sometimes you can even go down to 100dpi!
Often, some printing equipment (like a Lightjet or a Lambda) will do a slight version of "filling in the blanks" and smooth out stepping/jaggies. This saves not only YOU for having to create a huge file, but it saves THEIR SERVER and equipment from having to HANDLE it.
You'd be amazed at how low you can go and it still look great - especially the larger you go (billboards are often only 9, 12, or 36dpi!).
Hope this helps-
-Lew ;-)
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Hi guys i have a quick question.. im sure it has been addressed before and sorry if it has... i am trying to make a photo collage using photoshop.. and after im done with it iam taking it somewhere to have it printed 16x20 .. my question is... what size image should i do it in photoshop? what resolution? if theres anything else i need to do so the quality comes out perfect when its printed that big.. thanks in advanced..