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How to print cmyk separations in photoshop Videos
- 1. CMYK Separation Tutorial for Screen Printing COMPLETE
- 2. How to spot color separate for screen printing in Photoshop using CMYK
- 3. T-Seps CMYK Color Separations for T-Shirts
- 4. Adobe Photoshop T-Shirt Color Separations Simulated Process Color Beer Bottle Artwork
- 5. Screen Printing Spot Color Ready to print
- 6. Eternyl Quick & Dirty Photoshop Sep Tutorials - The Underbase Film
CMYK Separation Tutorial for Screen Printing COMPLETE
This video tutorial shows you how to separate CMYK (Four Colour Process) using Adobe Photoshop for t-shirt screen printing. Giving you a trick to obtain ...
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Rahmat Ilham
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on 04 Dec 2015
terima kasih untuk tutorialnya :) sangat membantu
Eka Saputra
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on 04 Dec 2015
Iya sama2 mas, sukses buat sablonanny :)
novisse Anne
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on 10 Nov 2015
Hi! I've changed the mode to CMYK but when I paste the image(cyan) on a new
file, the original image that has all the colors is the one showing up. Am
I missing something? pls help! Thank you!
Eka Saputra
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on 10 Nov 2015
+novisse Anne Did you check visible/invisible (eye icon). I think you just showing one channel?so all channels not appear.
আরিপ হোসেন
commented
on 29 Oct 2015
Eka you are very helpfull ...... Thanks for uploading this vdo
Eka Saputra
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on 29 Oct 2015
+আরিপ হোসেন thanks for watching :)
Bill Alexander
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on 27 Oct 2015
2:34 If the halftone is usually low like 40-45, then why is the
example at 300 for halftone value? Now I'm confused. I'm not sure if
that example is very clear...
Eka Saputra
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on 29 Oct 2015
+Bill Alexander In my example, I used mesh count screen 300 mesh(per inch), usually used for solvent based CMYK ink so halftone result is 60 to get more detail with high value halftone. If halftone 40-45(usually for CMYK water based ink) that means the mesh used should between 155-200 mesh(per inch).
Sachin Ghadge
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on 27 Oct 2015
hiiii the halftone angle are was same for files??
Eka Saputra
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on 09 Dec 2015
+Sachin Ghadge Yes. And you can try different angle for each channel too, you can search it on the internet to get more info. because every screen printer apply different angle to get better result depend on their way, but i usually use these anggle like this video. thanks...
Curious Joe
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on 03 Oct 2015
I was wondering what if the t-shirt is Dark Color and there are white
"colors" in the graphic how do you separate white ?
Wilson Saladaga
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on 21 Nov 2015
+Curious Joe : THAT IS NOT A PROBLEM BRO..WHITE COLOR IS FOR THE BASE FOR PRINTING..YOU DONT NEED TO SEPARATE WHITE..
How to spot color separate for screen printing in Photoshop using CMYK
The 2nd video in my "MySeps" tutorial series for screen printers. Here I will show you how to do a color separation using CMYK channels and Photoshop ...
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Earl Lin
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on 26 Feb 2015
Good explanation from basic color mixing theory. Thank you.
T-Seps CMYK Color Separations for T-Shirts
Scott Fresener's T-Seps (formerly known as FastFilms) is the T-Shirt screen printing industry's best and most popular automated color separation plugin for ...
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TBizNetwork
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on 07 Feb 2011
T-Seps is sold to a very small niche screen printing market. Without a
program like this, doing high end color separations can take a day or more
in Photoshop. And, because the market is small we are NOT like Adobe or
others. T-Seps is the big brother to FastFilms which sold over 9,000 copies
over 10 years and sold for $995. It is being used by printers around the
world to do high end work. Anyone who owns FastFilms or T-Seps will tell
you it changed their business and took them to a new level.
TBizNetwork
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on 30 Nov 2010
Yes, this is true. Photoshop is set for CMYK on paper and on T-Shirts it is
different. Due to the impurities in screen printing inks, T-Seps
compensates for this and cleans up all the colors. It also creates a much
heavier black plate than normal CMYK seps in Photoshop. And, it makes an
underbase and highlight. The last time I looked, Photoshop did not have an
"underbase and highlight white" button. T-Seps is simply a tool.
TBizNetwork
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on 28 Mar 2012
Good point. But, since "key" is not a color the word "black" is often if
not always referred to as one and the same. But, to say "k" does not stand
for "black" is interesting because it needs to stand for something - since
it is not a color and the only thing it can stand for is "black."
djpuppy28
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on 27 Feb 2012
@TBizNetwork Sweet I just downloaded FastFilms. It is a great (995.00, no..
free!)
acebpd
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on 30 Nov 2010
u can do this in photoshop without this software i dont get why this is
revelent
DILLON LEWIS
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on 22 Mar 2013
CMYK...K STANDS FOR "KLACK"
Adobe Photoshop T-Shirt Color Separations Simulated Process Color Beer Bottle Artwork
I'd like to add that no adjustments were made to the separation. The results represents the "raw output" from UltraSeps which was our intention. The separation ...
Screen Printing Spot Color Ready to print
Menerima jasa sablon Alamat : Ds.pantenan rt.007/rw.004 kec.panceng Gresik. 081946708113 | 53F7FA4A screen printing t shirts, screen printing technique, ...
Eternyl Quick & Dirty Photoshop Sep Tutorials - The Underbase Film
Eternyl Studios Photoshop Spot Color Separations Tutorial for Screen Printing. Mid Level to advanced methods of Spot color Separating an image or artwork out ...
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mherring27
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on 26 Oct 2011
You lost me when you mentioned if I have blue in my image...multiply
what?...hwo what with the blue??
Amberkey
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on 22 Oct 2009
Very helpful! Thanks for all of your tuts!
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