Hi, awesome video, do you have a tutorial for Photoshop that covers color separation, halftone sizes, etc.? Such guidance would be greatly help for a beginner like me.
hey ricky how are you..?? i jus want to know that recently i've upgraded my exposure unit to 12 volt led UV lights...could you pls tell me whats the best tym to determine to burn a halftone screen with 12v. UV led lights and whats the idol gap between screen's glass and led lights..??
Hey Hi sorry for late reply. We don’t have any such video as Currently we r selling our Line table machine only in India as of now. We are considering to provide blueprint for Line Table for overseas customer. If you are interested we can keep you in our mailing list and once it’s available we can let u know. You can mail us at support@riyum.in thank you
Colors are separated using photoshop. So basically each color will have its own screen and that is how we print. In this design there r 4 colors so I am using 4 screens each with its own color to come up with the print.
Jin woo.. it's Part by Part.. Or on the screen, he will cover the other part of design, before he put the other color direct to one part of design... And each color will have its own screen..
Hey Hi.. ya by mixing red and yellow we got the orange. in screen printing we use halftones to bring out the color mixing effects. This is usually done by using a rip software or Photoshop.
Great Job 👍👍 which transparency do you use and where do you get them from? Mine doesnt print very dark and have canon ix6850. I think its my transparency paper. Thanks
Hi Solomon thank you. I have used the professional transparency film for inkjet printer. U can get it from any screen printing supplier. For canon there is a setting to print darker on transparency. May be in my next video I will include the settings and u can try out in your printer. Once again thank you and hope u enjoyed my video.
Thank u so much bro. It really depends on the design. Most of the realistic print needs halftones otherwise if the design r in solid colors then u don’t need halftones.
Hey hi these designs are mostly copyrighted. We use it only for tutorial purpose and not for commercial. Best way is to design by yourself otherwise u can look out for any friends who r into graphic design. May be they might be able to help u. Or if u need a graphic designer I can help u to connect.
Hi, can I know what do you call the silk screen frame/machine/steel bracket that you are using? what is the difference between this and the Octopus rotation 4-6 colours machine? Thank you. oh its call Line table? do you sell it?
4 screen. With cyan, magenta yellow and black right? Do you have any tutorial how to determine what process we can use in color separation it is cymk or anything else and also how to identify how many colors we can use in any design?
@@hue027 Actually we didnt use the CMYK process print for this design. We used simulated process. Simulated process gives you more accurate color. It is always advisable to use simulated process rather then CMYK because you can control the colors and outcome of the print. However if u r printing on a white garment and if the design has many colors then u can use CMYK.
Hi there. Thank you your interest. Currently it is only available in India. We have plans to shipped all over the world, please do watch out in here or in Instagram. Thank you
@@mayaapparel5956 Canon 6770 but I wouldn’t recommend this. The ink cartridge is expensive and doesn’t last long. Although it has the most accurate settings for dark halftone printings on film positives. Epson L1300 or L1800 is good. All these printers can print A3+ sizes.