Looking for guidance from design and typesetting experts on the source file size and resolution requirements for various types of printed output. Mainly include, business cards, posters, slogans

Business card

Regular size: 55x90mm

Process requirements: Photoshop design is not recommended. It is recommended to use CorelDRAW or Adobe Illustrator for design, which facilitates control of the final font and provides files directly to relevant production units.

Poster

Regular size: quarto (print): 420x580mm folio (print) 590x840mm

Production requirements: If it is made with photoshop, I hope not If you encounter a full-page base map, you will be very depressed. Generally, when I encounter this situation, I process the base map to 100dpi, and other small pictures can be 300dpi. Then use CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator or Adobe InDesign to typeset. Finally, output it into a PDF format file and provide it to the output company.

Regular size of poster photos: 600x900mm 900x1200mm

Production requirements: Photos do not require high resolution. You just give high resolution to the photo printing company. It will reduce your resolution, which will lead to lower quality of your output. Only pictures with a size of 1:1 and a resolution of 72dpi or less are required. Finally, just give the photo printing company pictures in jpg format.

Slogan/Banner

Material: Nylon cloth - Width: 800/1200mm unlimited length (flexible according to needs)

Material: Inkjet cloth: any size (Customized as needed)

Production requirements: Just arrange a few words, make a diagram and specify the font, and send it to the silk screen printing factory or photo inkjet printing company.

Hand typed, please accept.