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Graphic Art work for T-shirts and other apparel - color separation for screen printing service
Allow us to help you create custom t shirt graphic design for your next job. We have professional expeience in color separation, color separation, spot color, illustrator, printing, indesign, color separation pdf,process color separation, colour, cmyk color separation, four color, filters, spot color, screen printing, seperation, index color separation, overlay, t shirt color separation, fastfilms, management, quark, screen printing, trapping, screenprinting, Simulated process Separations etc. |
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We can create color half tone separation for screen printing with the use the Photoshop color halftone filter. We can then output each of the CMYK plates onto transparencies as halftone screens.
We use a combinations of programs to do our color separations. The two main ones are photoshop and illustrator.
Use our color separation services to make your next screen printed job fast and professional. We provide screen printers a way to get their images
printed onto t shirts fast. Let us help you put images and art onto apparel and make the color separation process smooth and easy.
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Traditionally, halftone screens were generated by inked lines on two sheets of glass that were cemented together at right angles. Each of the color separation films were then exposed through these screens. The resulting high-contrast image, once processed, had dots of varying diameter depending on the amount of exposure that area received, which was modulated by the grayscale separation film image.
Process color:
Process color separations are created using screen print specific profiles and hand adjusted for optimal performance.
Simulated Process:
The simulated process technique offers you the ability to print full color images on light or dark substrates.
Custom colors:
Custom colors may be added to other separation processes or used to create a complete separation.
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| Color separation is necessary because on a commercial printing press, each color is printed using one ink on one printing plate. Each plate is created from a film negative which contain all of the images that will print in the specified ink color. Although these negatives are referred to as color separations, designers must make color separation proofs to vreify that the correct colors end up on the proper plates. |
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| Professional color separation for screen printers and commercial printing industry. |
Inks used in color printing presses are semi-transparent and can be printed on top of each other to produce different hues. For example, green results from printing yellow and cyan inks on top of each other. However, a printing press cannot vary the amount of ink applied to particular picture areas except through "screening," a process that represents lighter shades as tiny dots, rather than solid areas, of ink. This is analogous to mixing white paint into a color to lighten it, except the white is the paper itself. In process color printing, the screened image, or halftone for each ink color is printed in succession. The screen grids are set at different angles, and the dots therefore create tiny rosettes, which, through a kind of optical illusion, appear to form a continuous-tone image. You can view the halftoning, which enables printed images, by examining a printed picture under magnification |
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