Easy Simulated Process Color Separations In Photoshop 

Thanks for this. I've been creating screen print artwork for about 6 years now and haven't seen a great tutorial for doing raster separations until now. Thank you again!

Dude You're awesome ...I'm sooooo tired of looking for something simple and you are the man...get back on your channel and get shot Poppin... Thanku man

This was straight to the point! I’ve been watching a lot of videos and this one sums it all up 💯

By far the simplest explanation ,great work !

FANTASTIC!!! That really made it just as easy as any of those FastFilms and similar software plug-ins.

You are very good at explaining this process,best video i've seen so far explaining how to,easy easy

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. Just started learning screen printing in Kenya.

Dear honorable Just now I have seen your informative video tutorial. Your explanation is is very understandable. So my prayer to you. Enjoy your joyful life 💓💓💓

Thanks for the art file it’s dope!!!!

very cool man! long time screen printer but very late in the game do work on my own file Thank you for the vid.

Thanks for this - really awesome

New subscriber from the philippines.. Keep going.. Thank you for sharing your talent dude..

Thank you sir for the detailed tutorial..

Waiting for new technical Video & tips for Photoshop. Love you.

This is dope thank you

this is awesome !! cant wait to try it

This really helpful... Thanks🙌

Thanks for sharing.."new subscriber".. I definitely took my notes 📝.. 🙏

Great vid thank you man!!!

thank you so much sir you made it nice and simple thank you so much again

best video out thank you!!!!

You did a great job on this tutorial. I did some practicing today using your method. I really had no trouble at all. I do have two questions though. How do you place your registration marks? Do you have to convert each color to bitmap and make them halftones in order to print on to film or do you print them as is?

Good Tutorial. I love it. Please show your CMYK process

thanks it is really helpful vid

Coke breaks are always necessary. Great vid man.

very helpful!!

great tutorial! so on photoshop to print the film after all these steps I can just color overlay everything black and it will be ready to go right?

thank you for the good tutorial. how to put registration mark i dunno how to make it. thank you in advance

Brilliant

Hi, thank you for your video. I have a question on your last step, when you added "black" details... You could not go back to white spot(channel) and play with levels to reveal more details? Thanks*

Now taking this and printing on transparency ? Do you have a video on that process ...I hope you do cause man that was dope and simple

Thank you for this video. I am trying to follow the process, but my spot colors are saving the colors. It’s almost like the selection changes the whole page to the color. And the image isn’t showing through like yours. Any suggestions?

Thank you sir...

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Pls how do u save it in separate file as black to print pls

Sorry if this has been asked already but when you make your white channel is that underbasing all the colors as well, or is it only grabbing the white highlights?

How do you print the films if no RIP software? Do I bit map?

Good stuff. Btw, why not CMYK, and why no dithering?

Let's say you have a 4 color press and need 5. Can you do black and gray together. With gray as undertone? Hope I make sense.

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i dont have rip software, so can u show the process in illustrator???

hey if you can make a quick video of doing just a 2 or 3 color seperation for basic logos. i am super new to this and the more basic or simple the video is would really help. Thank you I will try to use this video too. Im just not good at computers lol

Thank you very much for this neat tutorial. I have been learning screen printing and I have succeeded in making awesome full color photos using YMCK, but I find it more complicated doing spot color or simulated process .. why not just do CMYK or YMCK instead of this process.. wouldnt it look the same?? I mean eventually once you're done with color separation you will have to convert all (or most) to halftones right?? just wondering. I would rather just use four screens or five if I'm using a black shirt, but why use six or seven or sometimes more screens.. its just time consuming. Thanks again buddy.

do you separate each color trame?

Do a video please what you do after you are done with this as in transferring it to AI for screen printing prep.

Thanks for the great content. Quick question ❓ is this different from going to edit ,convert to cmyk in Photoshop or this process gives a better result?

Great stuff right there. Easy and straight. Just quick question. For simulation process what type of ink should be used? is it process/wetlook or opaque/matte? Thanks.

Great stuff sir. How do you know what color to put on the shirt first?

Can you please elaborate more on why all the other spot colors receive 15% solidty? Also, I would not be mad if you made another video actually showing you exporting file and creating films just to clarify how easy that process goes as well. Very nice tutorial, thank you for providing for us.

Can this work on the iPad version of photoshop?

Great video and I noticed when you pull a color it fades for where dark and light is but my question is there ever an issue with interlocking or does everything work out fine

Hi fab video, really helpful. Could you make a video showing how to separate a black and white photo where 2 colours are separated as in White and Grey only. Hope you understand I’m really need to this. Thanks

NIce video, well explained. can you make a video on how to make the ouput for printing the films positives?

Good video. Can you please tell me if I need to stroke/choke the white underbase (make smaller) or leave it the same size as other colors when doing these type halftone prints. Thanks

Hey having several issues with setting up the print. and size for the printing. can you remote with me let me know the price thanks.

Or do you have a video showing how to get the films ready through illustrator?

If creating these for white tshirts a. would I start with the darkest color and B. is the 15% solidity still for white or would that instead be 85% since I'm working I guess backwards?

What size mesh are you going to be using for this work?

So you don't actually provide the printers with the PMS colors and leave it to them to pick the appropriate spot color? We can't do that where I work. Also, you don't have an underbase screen, but just a Highlight White?

Can't i just bring the whole file to a printer or staples and have them make the plastic prints for me to make my own screenprinted tee's? Why do i have to open in any other program?

REGISTRATION MARKS!!! HOW DO WE ADD THEM TO EVERY CHANNEL? PLEASEEE

You can’t print straight from photoshop cc?

Hope this ain't a dumb question but I need help halftones and printing from Photoshop ( no acu rip) after these steps

Great work...but halftone not use?

Gret Video! I was just wondering about the base layer on lighter garments. Would you still use an 85% solidity or just leave out the base layer all together while printing on white/cream-colored shirts or clothing pieces? And would the other layers still be at a 15%?

What screen frequency to use when burning screen?

Very nice I learned something

Upload more about printing bro!

I can't understand your highlight tutorial bcz in my laptop there not showing fuzziness and range options...can you please explained it...I'm waiting from Nepal country of Everest mount.

So I did everything you said but when I try and open it after in Adobe illustrator is says something like spot file contains conflicting spot color information. Spot colors and process colors cannot share the same name??

Can you get away with printing to film without Accurip?

Aye homie... You made this soooo simple! Don't go disappearing on us again. You need Coke. We'll get a fund together 😀

we want to more video and unclear photo image sir..

are you going to halftone those colors? I see gradient and I'm curious about the print positive output

hey, new to this but can this also apply for DTG ? I printed my design as a png and noticed some parts are not colored in.

I think you needed to choke down white a bit

This isn't right..... you can't print gradients on emulsion.... it has to be halftones...