Comments on: Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/ Screen Printing information for both the experienced silkscreener and the beginner. Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:44:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: koh http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7954 koh Fri, 05 Sep 2008 10:49:10 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7954 thanks you so much it has help me much in work thanks you so much
it has help me much in work

]]> By: Jennifer http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7779 Jennifer Thu, 14 Aug 2008 17:58:07 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7779 I am working with a 305 LPI (M=87 is that right?) and I am wondering about the angles. Will the percentages you state work as a "starting point" or do these seem to be a "standard"? Also, www.sgia.org has an article about creating 4- color in Photoshop and some of it's info differs from yours. For example, they state to use the ellipse dot shape instead of the round. In addition, the article talks about settings and Under Color removal...this I felt was a great tip! I am fairly new to the printing process world (been working with Fastrip color seperations) and I found your article to be very helpful. thank you! Looking forward to more tips of the trade! I am working with a 305 LPI (M=87 is that right?) and I am wondering about the angles. Will the percentages you state work as a “starting point” or do these seem to be a “standard”? Also, http://www.sgia.org has an article about creating 4- color in Photoshop and some of it’s info differs from yours. For example, they state to use the ellipse dot shape instead of the round. In addition, the article talks about settings and Under Color removal…this I felt was a great tip! I am fairly new to the printing process world (been working with Fastrip color seperations) and I found your article to be very helpful. thank you! Looking forward to more tips of the trade!

]]> By: JONZ http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7730 JONZ Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:55:38 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7730 HELLO SUNSHINE THIS TUTORIAL JUST LSHINE A LOT OF LIGHT INTO MY DARK ROOM HELLO SUNSHINE THIS TUTORIAL JUST LSHINE A LOT OF LIGHT INTO MY DARK ROOM

]]> By: PunkøJøtaViL http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7727 PunkøJøtaViL Sun, 13 Jul 2008 09:42:54 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7727 Graxiax !! Mejor explicado no pudo ser ! Graxiax !!
Mejor explicado no pudo ser !

]]> By: create dot screen in photoshop http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7716 create dot screen in photoshop Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:06:48 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7716 [...] separations for output to transparencies for screen printing. In this tutorial we will be using ...http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/Read "RE: Windows Indego With Service Pack 3 RTM Build 2" at isoHunt Releases Forum... menu after [...] [...] separations for output to transparencies for screen printing. In this tutorial we will be using …http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/Read “RE: Windows Indego With Service Pack 3 RTM Build 2″ at isoHunt Releases Forum… menu after [...]

]]> By: moryl quisido http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7691 moryl quisido Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:03:14 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7691 hello, good day thank u 4 this tutorial site i was able to understand step by step in printing cmyk. i know litle bit in printing spot color, i have my litle store here in sto. tomas davao del norte Philipines. my business is in photocopying, typing, school And company ids ect. I was interested in trying this business t-shirt printing since this is my habby when I was in mu grade school. so thank you thank so much.... May be nexk week i'll try to print my First CMYK shirt. hope and I pray it will be succefull... ps: hope you could post tutorial in youtube thank you and more power to all. hello, good day
thank u 4 this tutorial site i was able to understand step by step in printing cmyk. i know litle bit in printing spot color, i have my litle store here in sto. tomas davao del norte Philipines. my business is in photocopying, typing, school And company ids ect. I was interested in trying this business t-shirt printing since this is my habby when I was in mu grade school. so thank you thank so much…. May be nexk week i’ll try to print my First CMYK shirt. hope and I pray it will be succefull…

ps: hope you could post tutorial in youtube

thank you and more power to all.

]]> By: Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop | Boogie Designs http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7579 Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop | Boogie Designs Mon, 19 May 2008 03:02:55 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7579 [...] printing, so I looked for a good source of information to the best tips, tricks, and lessons.   www.screensilk.com is where I found the [...] [...] printing, so I looked for a good source of information to the best tips, tricks, and lessons.   http://www.screensilk.com is where I found the [...]

]]> By: Paresh http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7547 Paresh Fri, 16 May 2008 03:08:44 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7547 Hi, I have kammann 3 col cd printer. I would like to know can I print multicolor (4 col - cmyk) using only 3 Col (CMY). If yes, tell us how to do it. At present the artwork does not contain any human image regards Paresh Mehta Hi,
I have kammann 3 col cd printer. I would like to know can I print multicolor (4 col - cmyk) using only 3 Col (CMY). If yes, tell us how to do it.
At present the artwork does not contain any human image
regards
Paresh Mehta

]]> By: finals and a halftone - Page 2 - Gigposters.com http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7370 finals and a halftone - Page 2 - Gigposters.com Sat, 03 May 2008 16:33:00 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7370 [...] Originally Posted by squeegeethree I posted that with no coffee either. The dots are runing at 90 degrees to each other. So, past 90 the angles start repeating. So 105º is 15º (105-90=15). What is this screenprinting site you mentioned? youre just too great, golly! Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop · Screen Printing Information and Tutorials [...] [...] Originally Posted by squeegeethree I posted that with no coffee either. The dots are runing at 90 degrees to each other. So, past 90 the angles start repeating. So 105º is 15º (105-90=15). What is this screenprinting site you mentioned? youre just too great, golly! Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop · Screen Printing Information and Tutorials [...]

]]> By: finals and a halftone - Gigposters.com http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7366 finals and a halftone - Gigposters.com Sat, 03 May 2008 04:18:32 +0000 http://www.screensilk.com/2007/01/full-color-screen-printing-with-photoshop/#comment-7366 [...] was using this for a lot of reference: Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop · Screen Printing Information and Tutorials but hes using 63 lpi, and after browsing these boards apparently anything higher than 55 is [...] [...] was using this for a lot of reference: Full Color Screen Printing with Photoshop · Screen Printing Information and Tutorials but hes using 63 lpi, and after browsing these boards apparently anything higher than 55 is [...]

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