I have to make artwork for a banner that is 123'' X 194''.  I am not sure what size to make the page I am creating the artwork on in Photoshop. It obviously doesn't let me make it that big. Do I need to make it into CM or MM?  Thanks in advance
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For wall-sized graphics and large banners (e.g. 3m × 5m), what is an acceptable PPI for print? As I understand it 300 ppi is the typical for 'small' artworks (esp. for clean text resolution). However, for small artworks, the audience usually engages at a much closer distance. Therefore, in the interests of keeping a bitmap file down to a reasonable size, can you get away with a much-reduced PPI for a large format/banner print?
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How can I insert a full page image?  No blank space left in the page.  Bonus:  How can I add some text over the image?
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I've got zero experience with drawing in real life and I don't have a tablet. Neither do I know anything about human proportions. But I do know my way around Photoshop &amp; Pixelmator. My goal is to draw people somewhat like:    Are there any good tutorials or books out there which I should check out? I don't want to mess with it until it looks good, I'd rather start bit by bit so I get good at it.  (Image from American Presidents by )
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If I had the time, I would go through each and every photo to make sure that the dimensions and quality are pixel perfect. However, I'm in a time crunch, and need to make the couple hundred photos that are 4320 x 3240 into 950x630.   now I could- 1. Upload them into WordPress, uses native image reducing components and J query go from there. 2. Go through each and every photo, reduce file size, and proportion and bring it to Yahoo's PNG processing script.  However, maybe I'm missing a choice or alternative workflow that would allow for processing all of these photos in a clear manner without losing quality or perspectives. Any workflow suggestions?
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Is it possible to make a .jpeg photo larger without losing "quality"?  I have a photo that is 450px x 750px and would like to make it 3 times bigger for web not print?  I've been told that Illustrator is the tool to make it happen and I have Illustrator CS6.
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I want to put a background image on a title page of a document. Is it possible and does it work?  EDIT: The answer by Presidenten using the  and my answer found after some research using the  both work.
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Writing my thesis and this drives me mad. I:   place images,  add captions to them,  ..and anchor (see pink arrow) them to relevant text, see image:     (ignore here that the image falls off the page to the right)  Then I write more, and the image fall out of the text box and the page itself, like so:    (ignore here that the image falls off the page to the right)  I have fiddled endlessly with the "anchored object options" without any of that helping whatsoever.  Clearly what I want is InDesign to accept the anchor, but when the image lands between pages, to choose either. As long as the images stays on a page I am happy.   I have trawled piles of tuts, but none address this. Anyone?  (I have automatic addition of pages; there are no manual text-box connecting)  ___________________________________________________________  Edit  @CAI answer below aaaaalmost gets me there. Here is the problem now. I anchor the image – red circle is the anchor:   I then write more, above so the text and image moves down. BUT: I get text (from before the anchor) behind the image before it shifts to next page as it should.   I have changed transparency so you see:    Soo close... any suggestions?
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I had to create an 800mm x 2000mm print and so I started by actually creating a 800mm x 2000mm file in Illustrator.  The file contained only vectors so my question is:  Can I create my file size dimensions to be smaller as long as it keeps the correct ratio for the final print?  Like I said, vector ONLY, no photos or raster images.
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I am submitting a photo for an exhibit.  They require a jpeg to be evaluated and then a print, if accepted.  The rules indicate "Entries must be in JPEG format sized at 300 dpi on a CD (4” width of image 1,200 pixels at 300 dpi is the largest dimension please)." The final submission will be a maximum of 36" x 36".  I don't see any of this in the photo's properties.  What exactly are they looking for?
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I'd like to start making prints, but all of my work is set at a resolution of 72. Are there any negative effects to increasing the resolution to 300? I'm very new to this, but from what I've read so far: higher res = nicer looking prints.  I apologize if a similar topic has been posted before, I just wanted to know if there was any pressing reason why I should not be doing this.
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I have been designing web banners for more than a year but never considered the DPI. I was using the default 72 dpi, but now I want to know is it necessary to create web designs in 72 dpi? What if we use more than that, for example 200 dpi? I know that more DPI means more quality image and that's why I want to use high DPI, but recently I read somewhere that for web banners we should use 72 dpi. I just want to know if it is mandatory and if it affects negatively in any aspect?
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\documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage[paperheight=9in,paperwidth=13.24in,margin=0in]{geometry} \usepackage{pstricks} \usepackage{graphicx} \begin{document} \thispagestyle{empty} \psset{unit=1in} \begin{pspicture}(13.24in,9in) \psframe[fillstyle=solid,fillcolor=Maroon](0,0)(13.24,9)  \end{pspicture}  \end{document}   I am following a tutorial outlined here:   I am following the Robbers book.  Everything seems fine until I paste the \psframe[fillstyle=solid,fillcolor=Maroon](0,0)(13.24,9)  What could be the problem?
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I'd like to insert a large infographics image into a post. The problem is that WordPress scales the image and applies a limit of 393px in my case. When I try to manually increase it, a red exclamation mark shows up, and won't use the value given by me:  How to remove that limit?
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MWE  Please use the image linked to below.  \documentclass{article} \usepackage{graphicx}  \begin{document} \includegraphics{dank} \end{document}   Oddly enough, only this picture fails and only when compiling with XeTeX (as opposed to pdfTeX or LuaTeX):  ERROR: Dimension too large.  --- TeX said --- &lt;to be read again&gt;                     b l.5 \includegraphics{dank}  --- HELP --- From the .log file...  I can't work with sizes bigger than about 19 feet. Continue and I'll use the largest value I can.    is a bit of an eyesore, so I'm not displaying it inline.  Please check the shasum to make sure it's still the same file when you download it.  $ shasum dank.jpg b889bc28b2ccd079073267159db0562f45b58e4d  dank.jpg   What's special about this image?  Why does it fail?  Its natural setting (as seen with LuaTeX or pdfTeX) is well under 19 feet.
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I have a problem. I'm trying to render an image and the resolution is 500x280. After I render the image and save it, for some reason the image gets resized to 250x140. I'm unsure why it happends.
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I'm just starting to learn web design and ux and I have a very simple question. What is the best resolution to design for?   For example, I want to design a WP Plugin settings page, what resolution should it be? What resolution should I use for the buttons?
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I use  \inclugraphics[scale=TRYING TO GUESS THE NUMBER FOR PAGE WIDTH]{...}   but I find this errorsome, is there some ready flag to set the image to page width? I usually use PNG and JPG photos.