Image resolution

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May 19, 2018
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Sup guys. I'm wondering if there's a way of going around that 300,000x300,000 pixels limit? I have been trying and eventually I gave up so I had to work with that 300k x 300k.

Thanks in advance

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Derek Cross

Community Expert

What are you going to use the large image for, i.e. why do you need such a large image?

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nikop6481373Author

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Ged u're right. And Derek, it's for my own personal project which involves combining several 51,200x28,800p images into one massive image. So, is there any way to create such a huge image...? If not in Photoshop, there must be some software that can handle that...

Derek Cross

Community Expert

An image with those dimensions would print at 250PPI at a size of around 17ft x 9.5 ft. If you wanted an image that size for say a poster that's to be viewed from a distance then you could lower the resolution to something like 75PPI (or less), giving you dimensions of 15300px x 8550px – much more manageable.

Derek Cross

Community Expert

Try saving as a PSB format.

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Anonymous

Derek, I could be wrong but I think the OP wants to create a document larger than the max size Photoshop permits

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