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Designing a Banner
I'm trying to create a banner for our robotics team, 10 x 3 ft. And I was told that in photo shop to create a 600 dpi 10ft by 3 ft pixel image. This image becomes 3.62 gb in size, so I was wondering if there is an easier way to do this. Maybe making a smaller pixel image to work with so it doesnt bog down my computer. I have never made a banner and am looking for any suggestions.
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