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Originally Posted by Verbal
Apparently when a file reaches a size bigger than 30,000 pixels wide, Photoshop FORCES you to saw it as a .raw file. The file size is actually not that big, maybe a Gig, if that.
Unfortunately other than a little bit of text, the entire project is composed of graphics (not my choosing) so Illustrator wouldnt have made much of a difference.
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that sucks ass.
is it possible to make it in 2 parts? ie up to 30 000 pixels then place a second document next to it? I've had to do that before and its fiddly as fuck. Or you can make up the individual graphics in ps & put them together with the text in illustrator?
I just opened ps7 on this old pc & it won't let me make a file bigger than 30000 pixels at all.
My only other suggestion would be to make it about 1/2 or 1/4 the size and let the printers scale it up. Use the print to pdf function to make the final file a pdf so it can be scaled up. Its for a truck sign so pixellation won't matter to a certain extent as its viewed from a distance.
Good luck ;-)