What Image size do need me?

Hello

I'm trying to find a picture for a packaging design that would be printed on an offset press. The size of the image that would be printed is 12' by 11 ". My understanding is that printing in offset (which I think prints 150 LPI), I would need to 300 PPI, which means that I would need 3600 Pixels by Pixels at least 3300. Am I wrong? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Also if anyone can send me a link to a nice article that explains in detail on this.

Yes, although you could probably get away with 250ppi (3000 x 2750px).

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