Hi,
I need to do a large image that is approx 125cm x 57cm @ 72dpi.
What would you use for something this big?
Thanks
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Go to large Jessops store, they can usually do A0 and larger prints.

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Im sure the results would be much better if you can use a resizeable image format, as apposed to bitmap format like a JPG (which is just pixels).
Otherwise, you will need to do your artwork in very high resolution that they mention? works out about 4000pixels by 1600 which is fairly beefy...
What are you wanting done? If its text and line art, then you need to design it in a resizeable format (adobe illustraitor)...
Otherwise, you will need to do your artwork in very high resolution that they mention? works out about 4000pixels by 1600 which is fairly beefy...
What are you wanting done? If its text and line art, then you need to design it in a resizeable format (adobe illustraitor)...
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