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Screen printing tips, by crazyarsemother on Dec 8, 2007 13:21:24 GMT 1, Can anyone give any tips of how they turn a digital image (photograph) with a range of mid tones into a good screen. My tutor uses a method of greyscaling and then selecting halftone in photoshop. I am losing a lot of grey tone information using this and want a higher definition print.
Any help would be most appreciated.
Can anyone give any tips of how they turn a digital image (photograph) with a range of mid tones into a good screen. My tutor uses a method of greyscaling and then selecting halftone in photoshop. I am losing a lot of grey tone information using this and want a higher definition print.
Any help would be most appreciated.
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BK83
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Screen printing tips, by BK83 on Dec 8, 2007 16:58:32 GMT 1, You have to use halftones, pal. Just make sure you get the correct size and number of dots per square centimetre. You're not losing any quality in the photo, trust me. It's how all photographs are printed -- Take a look at today's newspaper with a magnifying glass,......
You have to use halftones, pal. Just make sure you get the correct size and number of dots per square centimetre. You're not losing any quality in the photo, trust me. It's how all photographs are printed -- Take a look at today's newspaper with a magnifying glass,......
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Screen printing tips, by crazyarsemother on Dec 8, 2007 17:01:50 GMT 1, Cheers Jav. I have found a good guide online. Am determined to crack this. You don't know if there are issues printing water based inks onto gloss paint?
Cheers Jav. I have found a good guide online. Am determined to crack this. You don't know if there are issues printing water based inks onto gloss paint?
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