I have to make a digital poster (1metre x1metre). What software should I be using? Is Adobe Photoshop or Coreldraw suitable? How high must my resolution be in order for my digital poster printed out nicely? Any recommendation? HELP!
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You should use Coreldraw or Adobe Illustrator if you plan to print the poster after you digitally create it. But if you are only displaying it electronically – Photoshop would be equally fine.
For printing the poster a minimum resolution of 200dpi is required to give you good quality print.