I used photoshop to make a 5M x 12M banner and I started how to set it up

Don't build that big when you do it. Of course, it will be slow to do so.

When you do this, set the canvas to the same proportions as sum - width: height: .

The configuration is high, and it will be faster to make things. But do a diagram like you. So big. No matter how good the computer is, it has to be stuck. Because it's just too big.

As long as the proportions are the same, when printing, it is printed as Width: Height: OK.

Resolution is the quality that can control you. If it's too small, it won't be clear when it comes out.

You should set the resolution a little lower, such as below 72, I used to use 20 when I made pictures, no way, a bigger one will be stuck to death.

If the file size is large, the computer memory is low, and the space is small, of course, it is slow.

Create a new canvas in centimeters, and then convert the length of your canvas to the past (or modify the canvas properties).

CDR does the same principle, you can type on the banner, if it is a special font, right-click the text to convert it into a curve.

It is recommended that you use coreldraw to do it, PS is not affordable for ordinary computers to do this size.

Printing is always in CMYK mode, and RGB mode is used for viewing on the computer. Such a large airjet of 120 pixels inches is sufficient.

Are you going to print or something? How big do you want to print if you print? If you want to print as fine as **300 pixel inch, large billboard 40 70 pixel inch, if you pass to **72 pixel inch, there are pixels after the size will change**, if the size does not change, there is a problem with printing!

The resolution of 30 is enough, they use 30 for spraying, and yours is not big, they only recognize 30 resolution.

In fact, you can set the size in the new file, and directly set the width and height, you can take a good look.

With CorelDraw software, the banners we designed are all made in CorelDraw, which is much easier to get here.

Coreldraw will use it, ask me if you don't.

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Are you designing? If it's a design, we generally don't use ps to make a banner! Use CorelDraw or AI, directly pull the rectangle, put on your size, fill in red, and then type the word you want, arrange the spacing font size and color, turn the curve, OK, and send it to make.

Banners are generally made with CDR. Pull a 20-meter rectangle.,It's OK to fill in the color and type.,There's no need to set the resolution.,Just turn the curve and save it.。 It seems that when the banner machine prints, it is generally in CDR format, and I don't know if the PS format can be used.

Oh my God, it's 20 meters long and 80 centimeters wide. It's too long--

But if you don't need to open it with an earlier version, it's fine.

The print is 300, if you don't want to print, it's usually 72

Yes, but if you plan to print the banner, you still have to distort it, because the bitmap format will be distorted when enlarged, so try to choose a larger scale.

What is the material of your banner? No, there are different resolutions for materials. You can't make it in the same proportions, it's still small. You have to make as big a size as your stuff is.

Use vector graphics to do coreldraw with this, and no matter how many times you zoom in, it won't blur.