Large Photoshop Files

[10sacer]

Have two banner files that are 822 inches and 914 inches long respectively and are saved as .psb files out of Photoshop.

I do not get an option to save them as anything other than TIFF, PSB or RAW.

I need to save them as JPEG to send to printer. Is there any way to do this with such large files?

Final resolution at full size is 100 ppi

Thanks

 

[Solventinkjet]

What version of Photoshop do you have? JPEG should be a standard option under the Save As option. Also, TIFF is a better format to save a bitmap file and your RIP should be able to accept it as a file type. JPEG compresses the file and creates artifacts where as TIFF files are lossless.

 

[10sacer]

I have the latest PS CC 2017.
JPEG is a standard Save As option when image size + resolution creates a file less than 2 GB. Any larger than that and you only get what I am getting as options.
I reduced the resolution to 72 ppi and it worked. Artifacts won't matter on 50/50 perf vinyl.

 

[Solventinkjet]

JPEG is a standard Save As option when image size + resolution creates a file less than 2 GB. Any larger than that and you only get what I am getting as options.

Good to know.

 

[copythat]

Any reason why you are designing in PS? You should use Corel or Illustrator to create files. You can easily make files that would be too big in PS to less than 1/12th the size in any of the others.

 

[ikarasu]

Can you save it as .EPS? Most printers should be able to accept .EPS.

 

[ikarasu]

Photoshop: Jpeg dimension limit? | Photoshop Family Customer Community

Looks like it's a limit on the jpg standard, not on Photoshop.

 

[Johnny Best]

You have to flatten them to save as a .jpeg in Photo shop. If you do not want to lose all your layers, save as a copy, then save the copy as a ,jpeg

 

[oksigns]

Have two banner files that are 822 inches and 914 inches long respectively and are saved as .psb files out of Photoshop.

I do not get an option to save them as anything other than TIFF, PSB or RAW.

I need to save them as JPEG to send to printer. Is there any way to do this with such large files?

Final resolution at full size is 100 ppi

Thanks

May I ask why you must use a JPG file for printing? because even a TIFF will allow you the choice of compression.