@Designing5 All artwork is printed on your transfer with black in anyways. You would need to tell your printer what colors you wanted regardless. How about naming the channels the color you want them? Lol
@candidsniperdotcom It depends. You would need to use a filter to make your cat only say "5 colors" or so. Best way to do that would be Illustrator. Then yes, you could.
tim.. i dont know about t-shirt printing but i know to color seperate.. i can teach u how to color seperate.. i think mine is so much easier pm me....
@Chamath5 As I said in a few previous post's, you would need to scale down the colors in illustrator first. But it can be done. If you guys need a video on this, let me know.
Man thank you, this is the first comment that I have ever left on youtube and I really appreciate you taking the time out of your day to share this information...Im a graphic designer and im just now getting into screen printing so if you can feel free to email me @ tmania05@gmail.com
At the end, arent we supposed to delete/erase the "white" background after we've separated each color into the channel? How would it look if we print each channel? will the white background appear?
Once you've separated the colors on the same file, click save. You dont save each individual color in its individual file. You save them all in 1 file. When your screen printer opens the file, he/she will click on each layer and print it out..I hope this helps understand the process.
@anthonyontherocks Yep. Or you can do this. Depending on how your screen printer wants the files. I know some dont want to deal with PSD's and will ask specifically for high rez png's or jpeg's. All up to you and your printer. Thanks for the answer anthony!
@brenttheskateeeeeee You hide all the channels except the color your saving. So if you have a 3 color print. You hide all but color 1. Save. All but Color 2. Save. All but color 3. Save. Then those 3 files are what you will give to your printer.
MentinkiZM, great tutorial, tnx anyway, but..what if you need to separate 6 colors for completely full color, photo for example?? What about the gradient, shade?? I really need help, anyone? Is that possible?
Seriously, this video is a golden nugget of wonderfulness! I haven't been that forum in a while but there are a lot of really helpful people on there. Thanks for the video, I know I'm not the only one who saved a lot of time with your method.
Yay! Fantastic. I agree w/Hafen. Now I need to see a halftones tutorial. :D Thank you so much. I knew how to separate in illustrator, but I just got hired as an assistant (fashion) designer at a company and my new boss was asking if I knew how to do separations so I could help out the graphics team. Now, I do!
@bamzki831 ...I have the same question here. I cant find the way how to save these channels separably in order to print them for screen printing ?????
@basherti I found only one thing that helped. I make sure that i have my design the size that i am going to print on the shirt and make the seperations and just turn on each channel one at a time and hit print. I havent gotten any responses on how to save the separations so i'm doing it this way for now and if i somehow lose the print i just take my design into photoshop and since the process is so easy i do these steps again. Hope this helps, it has been working for me.
how do you know what the actually size of the print will look like on the shirt? This has bothered me. I would like to see an actual reading , like in inches?
@PBRthehipstersbrew You should be working on an image that is 300dpi in the actual dimensions of the artwork you want to print. If you're looking for sizing, you need to print out a copy of your artwork in actual size. (It can be b/w, low quality, whatever - just get it on paper) Now, hold the actual size artwork up to your t-shirt. Does it fit? Does it look good from across the room? Is it too big? Re-size your actual artwork accordingly. You can do this digitally, but I prefer manually.
WOW that was by far the easiest thing ever..... every time i have looked for a color separation tutorial or how to it has been this big fiasco!!!!!!! but lol what is you have an image with a ton of gradient and or halftones.... like to select the gradient and change to halftones? hamilton.ink@gmail.com please help!!!!!! and thank you
Great job, so easy to do, but is there a way to do this process using Photoshop Elements 8?! Please say there is, though it will probably take more steps to do it, there MUST be a way, right?
There must be a way. There is always a way. I unfortunately have no used Elements 8 all that much so I dont know a way. Keep searching, you will find one im sure.
Great job, so easy to do, but is there a way to do this process using Photoshop Elements 8?! Please say there is, though it will probably take more steps to get there.....
There are a couple ways, it just depends on whats the easiest for you.I make duplicate reg marks of each color, so they get selected with each layer. If its a 4 color, I just duplicate 4 reg marks in the top left making them the same 4 colors that im using. U turn them all black later so it doesn't really matter.
Another way would be making a reg mark that is a separate color then anything else, then selecting that color with 1 of your other colors every time. Example, if you have a red, blue, green shirt. I would make the reg mark black and with each layer select it as well. Red+Black,New Layer. Blue+Black,New Layer. Green+Black, New Layer. THen ur reg mark would show up on all the new layers.
Thank you i have just started screen printing about six months agao i didnt expect to get this so quickly, im sure there is other ways of doing this but your tutorial is by far the fastest, THANK YOU!! And to anyone who says other wise shold shut up and make their own tutorial.
Thank you so much! I just started, and I soiled myself when I saw how much they want for software!! I knew there had to be an easy way to do it in photoshop, but didn't know how!
When I first saw the length of the video, I wondered how long this process would actually take me, It's a 7 min video. I'm glad it should only take a minute. I guess you had to spend most of the video convincing people how easy it was / convince them to use the magic wand tool. Over all, great video and I plan on using this process when I send the design to a screen printer to screen print over 40 shirts.
Great! This worked for me, even with some gradient colors. Critical how you set the tolerane number though, so colors don't overlap. Thanks for simplifying this process!
This is great! I'm new to this but it seems like once you get the 4 colors on separate channels you can print each separately. I have got to try this on a sample like you did. Thanks for your time in doing this.
Hi. loved your post, Thank you.I have a question. Can you color seperate an colored imaged that has been scanned? I appreciate your comments on that and how its done.
You have to save each channel separately as a file. I show at the end of the video. Hide all but one, save as, blah. do the same for the rest of your colors. Hope this helps.
If its a photo you probably dont want to screen print it. You would only screen print 1-5 colors for the most part. if you want the photo to keep all its colors I would do a transfer or look into DTG printing.
If you need to screen print it, you will nee to edit your image and make it less colors for a screen printer to print it.
Those are tricky. :-) Ill post a new video sometime about the best way to do it with gradients. There is no sure fire way to do it, but i know some trick that may help you.
Nice! Is it alright though that there is a small white like when you show all the layers like at 6:42, between the different layers there is a line separating them. Will that affect the printing and show up on the shirt?
Honestly man....You fucking rule!!!!!!!! I've tried using in layers, magic wand, select-modify-expand by 1-2 pixels, and it never lined up properly. Well, I followed your tutorial to the "t", printed off my films, and it it worked PERFECTLY!! Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you for this!!!!
dude you're like a GOD! hahaha great video bro thanks so much! I know that many of these big silkscreening "pros" over price this type of work! I just finished my own 4 color 1 station press and only spent about $100 saved about $600, probably even more. But anyways, as you mention about that program many of them just confuse you and leave you broke! Thanks againg for the info man its really going to help me a lot!
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nooobie1 1 day ago
Thanks so much!
melissaleroy 5 days ago
Spot Process Separation Studio!!
FreehandGraphics 6 days ago
DUDE! this is the best and cheapest color separation technique there is! THANKS A LOT!
001JURIZ 1 week ago
Can you direct me to you video on how to do shade and gradient printing. Thanks very much.
phillychronicles 3 weeks ago
could you do a tutorial in illustrator showing us how to seperate?
candidsniperdotcom 4 weeks ago
@Designing5 All artwork is printed on your transfer with black in anyways. You would need to tell your printer what colors you wanted regardless. How about naming the channels the color you want them? Lol
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
thats great and sounds easy but how do you do it on something advanced like say a picture of your cat???
candidsniperdotcom 1 month ago
@candidsniperdotcom It depends. You would need to use a filter to make your cat only say "5 colors" or so. Best way to do that would be Illustrator. Then yes, you could.
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tim.. i dont know about t-shirt printing but i know to color seperate.. i can teach u how to color seperate.. i think mine is so much easier pm me....
jaypongs 1 month ago
Great tutorial! I love it when a tutorial is straight to the point and informative. Thumbs up!
mzpoke1 1 month ago
@mzpoke1 Thanks. :-)
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
Oh my god - thank you, you just saved me hours!
ibrisson 2 months ago
@ibrisson Glad it helped!
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
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devonmale69 2 months ago
@devonmale69 I dont know if this is good or bad. But I will say thanks anyways. Heh. :-)
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
Thanks for this! Been looking for ages and you made it seem so easy. Well done.
Karribu 2 months ago
@Karribu No problem! :-)
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
you are amazing, it's so easy, thank you so much ^_^
templar555 2 months ago
@templar555 Anytime! :-)
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
Thanks for the video.
:o)
jg15203 2 months ago
@jg15203 Np. Thanks for the comment. :-)
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OH my Lanta... .i was actually doing what u were sayin as is... Hands DOwn ...
Easy Easy Easy.. .I watched this and picked it up the first time......
You Rock ....
savageheathens 3 months ago
@savageheathens Thanks for the support!
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can you do it with a photo please answer
Chamath5 3 months ago
@Chamath5 As I said in a few previous post's, you would need to scale down the colors in illustrator first. But it can be done. If you guys need a video on this, let me know.
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
I thank you sir... this was very helpful.
codemiesterbeats 3 months ago
@codemiesterbeats Np Sir. :-)
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
This is great. Thanks!
danfilk 3 months ago
@danfilk Welcome!
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
Great vid
bullet101ANDSUM 3 months ago
@bullet101ANDSUM Ty!
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
Excellent please post more tutorials
blacksodomia187 3 months ago
@blacksodomia187 Like? Give me ideas on what you would like to see!
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
Great tutorial for solid colour - useless if you have gradients =D
Mogz 3 months ago
EXCELLENT... TUTORIAL FOR HOW TO MAKE A WHITE BASE WOULD ROCK!
oliveeue 2 months ago
@oliveeue OoooOooOo.... I can do that! If you truly want one, shoot me a PM and ill make one for you.
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@Mogz If you have gradients its not spot color anymore. Hence why I named this vid "spot color separation" :-)
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Man thank you, this is the first comment that I have ever left on youtube and I really appreciate you taking the time out of your day to share this information...Im a graphic designer and im just now getting into screen printing so if you can feel free to email me @ tmania05@gmail.com
Tmania05 4 months ago
holy shit get to the fn point dude
millertime786 4 months ago
@millertime786 Sorry the video wasn't as strait forward as you would have liked. Ill work on that. Lol
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
At the end, arent we supposed to delete/erase the "white" background after we've separated each color into the channel? How would it look if we print each channel? will the white background appear?
anthonyontherocks 5 months ago
@anthonyontherocks No. Printers dont print white. So nothing gets printed if the background is white.
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
Wonderful video
My only problem, is how do you save it so that when my screen printer opens the file they only see the separated colours ?
Cheers
brenttheskateeeeeee 5 months ago
Once you've separated the colors on the same file, click save. You dont save each individual color in its individual file. You save them all in 1 file. When your screen printer opens the file, he/she will click on each layer and print it out..I hope this helps understand the process.
anthonyontherocks 4 months ago
@anthonyontherocks Yep. Or you can do this. Depending on how your screen printer wants the files. I know some dont want to deal with PSD's and will ask specifically for high rez png's or jpeg's. All up to you and your printer. Thanks for the answer anthony!
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
@brenttheskateeeeeee You hide all the channels except the color your saving. So if you have a 3 color print. You hide all but color 1. Save. All but Color 2. Save. All but color 3. Save. Then those 3 files are what you will give to your printer.
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
You, sir, are a genius.
SerendipiTeeApparel 6 months ago
@SerendipiTeeApparel Thanks! :-)
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wikoo2807 6 months ago
Very useful! thank you so much for sharing this technique!!!! :)
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sk8ndogy 6 months ago
thank you so much!!!!!!! it really help me allat
boyjust4u 6 months ago
Plain and simple. Been doing a harder way before you saved me a lot of work and time
notapr0gamer 7 months ago
@notapr0gamer Glad I could help!
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
WOW!!! Thank you!
Question: DO you print directly from PS? because I try to save the channels but is saveing the whole artwork.
LAndreaCarvajal 7 months ago
@LAndreaCarvajal I print right from photoshop, yes.
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
Man, I have been looking all over for this info for several weeks. Thanks!!!!!
Rzo3000 7 months ago
Awesome tutorial! I'm a beginner and this was just what I was looking for to get started. Thanks!!! :)
AlexzandraGeyer 7 months ago
how can i save it as a layer??? thanks.reply please
babyshotgun19 8 months ago
Very Helpful thank you
taylored85 8 months ago
MentinkiZM, great tutorial, tnx anyway, but..what if you need to separate 6 colors for completely full color, photo for example?? What about the gradient, shade?? I really need help, anyone? Is that possible?
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@lilymarlenster I can post a video on how to do shade and gradient if people are having this much of an issue with it. Let me know.
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@MentinkiZM Yes please, a tut on gradients/halftones would be much appreciated.
Karribu 4 weeks ago
if i have a black and white image do i still have to seperate the black and white before printing onto my vellum or film .??
TrailBlazersInc 9 months ago
@TrailBlazersInc Yes. If your actualy PRINTING black and white ink on the shirt. You do need to separate both the black, and the white.
MentinkiZM 4 weeks ago
Great Tutorial! I am a self taught screen printer through the internet and this helps a lot!! Thanks again!!
angquest 9 months ago
Nice class but this doesnt seem to work well when you're separating more detailed artwork like halftones. Do you have a technique?
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albinomacanang 9 months ago
awesome tutorial
albinomacanang 9 months ago
Seriously, this video is a golden nugget of wonderfulness! I haven't been that forum in a while but there are a lot of really helpful people on there. Thanks for the video, I know I'm not the only one who saved a lot of time with your method.
brown55061 9 months ago
this tutorial was a life saver man. thanks for posting
MrMatt92sikead 10 months ago
Yay! Fantastic. I agree w/Hafen. Now I need to see a halftones tutorial. :D Thank you so much. I knew how to separate in illustrator, but I just got hired as an assistant (fashion) designer at a company and my new boss was asking if I knew how to do separations so I could help out the graphics team. Now, I do!
threefoldutopia 11 months ago
Very nice job. Very simple and to the point. I also would like to see halftones tutorial
Hafen01 11 months ago
dude great video, but how do i save the separations now? so that i can print them individually??? :(
bamzki831 11 months ago
@bamzki831 ...I have the same question here. I cant find the way how to save these channels separably in order to print them for screen printing ?????
basherti 10 months ago
@basherti I found only one thing that helped. I make sure that i have my design the size that i am going to print on the shirt and make the seperations and just turn on each channel one at a time and hit print. I havent gotten any responses on how to save the separations so i'm doing it this way for now and if i somehow lose the print i just take my design into photoshop and since the process is so easy i do these steps again. Hope this helps, it has been working for me.
bamzKid 10 months ago
how do you know what the actually size of the print will look like on the shirt? This has bothered me. I would like to see an actual reading , like in inches?
PBRthehipstersbrew 11 months ago
@PBRthehipstersbrew You should be working on an image that is 300dpi in the actual dimensions of the artwork you want to print. If you're looking for sizing, you need to print out a copy of your artwork in actual size. (It can be b/w, low quality, whatever - just get it on paper) Now, hold the actual size artwork up to your t-shirt. Does it fit? Does it look good from across the room? Is it too big? Re-size your actual artwork accordingly. You can do this digitally, but I prefer manually.
threefoldutopia 11 months ago
you are genious, thank you!
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WOW that was by far the easiest thing ever..... every time i have looked for a color separation tutorial or how to it has been this big fiasco!!!!!!! but lol what is you have an image with a ton of gradient and or halftones.... like to select the gradient and change to halftones? hamilton.ink@gmail.com please help!!!!!! and thank you
TheFranki812 11 months ago
Dude...awesome job! Thanks you so much. They wanted to charge me $75 per design to do this. Insane.
tomwphm 1 year ago
Thank you so much for the great video....It really help me!!!!!!
partyzonebouncers 1 year ago
brother u done a really grate job but u can also use color range command for spot color sepration....
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TONIACLARA 1 year ago
but what about a photo?
saltfan2 1 year ago
does this video contain all steps in separating colors?? or are there any more steps ? thanks btw ur a life saver.
dirtyredfox13 1 year ago
Great job, so easy to do, but is there a way to do this process using Photoshop Elements 8?! Please say there is, though it will probably take more steps to do it, there MUST be a way, right?
jpwoosnam 1 year ago
@jpwoosnam
There must be a way. There is always a way. I unfortunately have no used Elements 8 all that much so I dont know a way. Keep searching, you will find one im sure.
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@MentinkiZM thanx man i will pass it on
GODBROS1 4 months ago
Great job, so easy to do, but is there a way to do this process using Photoshop Elements 8?! Please say there is, though it will probably take more steps to get there.....
jpwoosnam 1 year ago
how do you add reg marks after this..
honda125 1 year ago
@honda125
There are a couple ways, it just depends on whats the easiest for you.I make duplicate reg marks of each color, so they get selected with each layer. If its a 4 color, I just duplicate 4 reg marks in the top left making them the same 4 colors that im using. U turn them all black later so it doesn't really matter.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
@honda125
Another way would be making a reg mark that is a separate color then anything else, then selecting that color with 1 of your other colors every time. Example, if you have a red, blue, green shirt. I would make the reg mark black and with each layer select it as well. Red+Black,New Layer. Blue+Black,New Layer. Green+Black, New Layer. THen ur reg mark would show up on all the new layers.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
Thanks for the tutorial.
PS: It's contiguous, not continuous.
tempster 1 year ago 2
@tempster
Np.
PS, Thanks Webster. Heh
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
Thank you i have just started screen printing about six months agao i didnt expect to get this so quickly, im sure there is other ways of doing this but your tutorial is by far the fastest, THANK YOU!! And to anyone who says other wise shold shut up and make their own tutorial.
dabear806n 1 year ago
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
diverbrent 1 year ago
thanks a lot Sir!!!
genius139 1 year ago
I did everything you did and all my layers turned out pink... Maybe it's because my photoshop is portable, but I don't know. Damnit.
Mudkipkiller 1 year ago
i need to log-in to you tube to say Thank You, Very Much for your tutorial lots of help!!!
nicaat30 1 year ago
great tutorial dude. thanks for making it so simple and effective. it helps me alot :D
TheDengue123 1 year ago
thank you dude!!!
TheMandirigma69 1 year ago
I have the t-shirts w/P.S. DVD set, I watched it agian tonight. Your tutorial is done just as well as that one is. GREAT job!!!
jeffshavnphun 1 year ago
Thank you so much! I just started, and I soiled myself when I saw how much they want for software!! I knew there had to be an easy way to do it in photoshop, but didn't know how!
senchele 1 year ago
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RAD!!! Just what I needed
marcosrlafarga 1 year ago
RAD!!! Just what I needed
marcosrlafarga 1 year ago
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
BAYAREAism 1 year ago
Great Job explaining!!!
pdxcharles 1 year ago
Gracias mi amigo
mikeflr07 1 year ago
When I first saw the length of the video, I wondered how long this process would actually take me, It's a 7 min video. I'm glad it should only take a minute. I guess you had to spend most of the video convincing people how easy it was / convince them to use the magic wand tool. Over all, great video and I plan on using this process when I send the design to a screen printer to screen print over 40 shirts.
PajProduction 1 year ago
what if your separating a full color image photo real illustration? Magic wand wont work. So how do you do it?
deadking10 1 year ago
RIGHT ON!!! COOL!!!
jimmyjiv 1 year ago
Greeattt!!!
mohanasanga 1 year ago
Million Tnx for save my money & Time
mohanasanga 1 year ago
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man you are god, you have saved my life, thanks so much for doing this.
MrJason2025 1 year ago
man you are god, you have saved my life. thanks you so much for doing this.
MrJason2025 1 year ago
thank you so much,, u made so simple and easy,, you just save my life money and time!! ;) God Bless you!!
gabrielsanchezcano 1 year ago
Great! This worked for me, even with some gradient colors. Critical how you set the tolerane number though, so colors don't overlap. Thanks for simplifying this process!
billmeyer 1 year ago
This is great! I'm new to this but it seems like once you get the 4 colors on separate channels you can print each separately. I have got to try this on a sample like you did. Thanks for your time in doing this.
darticus1 1 year ago
Thanks so much. I'm just getting into screen printing and this helped a lot...
BSLandSP 1 year ago
they quoted that much... you should post their phone number and we can all crank call the pricks
ps. now i can do this i only charge $3000. lol.
thanks for the vid. legend
tuberidersim 1 year ago
the tuts is great for a flat color, but using image with some color fading it is not applicable..
XMENU10 1 year ago
so dam helpful! top bloke ;)
5A1G3isGL3N 1 year ago
Hi. loved your post, Thank you.I have a question. Can you color seperate an colored imaged that has been scanned? I appreciate your comments on that and how its done.
mojistudio1 1 year ago
how do you un click continuous in CS3?
sfwpm415 1 year ago
You rock, now I can handle this like a boss!
JillLeak 1 year ago
THANK YOU!!!!! I'm a lil new to graphic design and I had people quote me random prices to separate my colors. and your HOW TO vide was a blessing.
LambCloak 1 year ago
what about antialiased edges of the shape? did you just work with no soft brush? or can you ignore it because of the high resolution?
kazuyamochu 1 year ago
Thank you sooooo much for this tutorial,I needed this. God Bless!
ThatGirlFromCali 1 year ago
Great vid... But how do you add registration in Photoshop?
waxinfluence 1 year ago
Youre the man dude! THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!
idriveymca 1 year ago
Thanks for the help...
waxinfluence 1 year ago
Incredible! You just saved me a ton of time. Excellent video!!
ExitiumVids 1 year ago
thank you.
invade81 1 year ago
thanx man!!!
dementedjuan 1 year ago
How do i print the different channels? when i print it prints in color.....HELP
ronniebrock 1 year ago
@ronniebrock
You have to save each channel separately as a file. I show at the end of the video. Hide all but one, save as, blah. do the same for the rest of your colors. Hope this helps.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
you rule man
LaRezNar 1 year ago
@LaRezNar
:-) Thanks.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
You should put some consideration into making more videos. Very enlightening.
GeorgiaBoi70 1 year ago
WHAT IF ITS A PHOTO??
rockdat 1 year ago
@rockdat
If its a photo you probably dont want to screen print it. You would only screen print 1-5 colors for the most part. if you want the photo to keep all its colors I would do a transfer or look into DTG printing.
If you need to screen print it, you will nee to edit your image and make it less colors for a screen printer to print it.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
thats great, cheers. I just need to figure out hot to do it with gradients now.
sinephil 1 year ago
@sinephil
Those are tricky. :-) Ill post a new video sometime about the best way to do it with gradients. There is no sure fire way to do it, but i know some trick that may help you.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you this is sOOOO helpful!!
Elyzophie 1 year ago
@Elyzophie
Thanks. :-)
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great tutorial
albunooo 1 year ago
great tutorial.
albunooo 1 year ago
@albunooo
Thank you. :-)
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
this is the best tutorial in color separation that i"ve watched... cool!
MrGoldsoldier 1 year ago
Awesome, I cant believe you've made this soooo simple!!!
lanno137 1 year ago
@lanno137
:-) Thanks so much. Glad I could help.
MentinkiZM 1 year ago
thank you so much man ive been killing myself over how to do this
julianandabi 1 year ago
Thanks so much for the help!!! You have eased my mind a LOT on working with photoshop!
pegpyles 1 year ago
seriously man thank you, when i opened photoshop i got intimidated really bad, but now i can start messing with it, keep sharing
eliseo530 1 year ago
fuck yeah
gregbolby 1 year ago
thanks
princeljunior 1 year ago
i just wanna ask you guys how to make a image like this in photoshop ?
img156(dot)imageshack(dot)us/i/barlb(dot)png/ pls help
ThePlasma074 1 year ago
BRA FUCKING VO!!!
GLOCK50 1 year ago
Awesome tutorial man. Thanks for the heads up. Peace.
LegionOfDub 1 year ago
feeew thank yoooou
kateafshar 1 year ago
gago ka wala naman
WRATHSOL1 1 year ago
thanks dude, you just saved us a lot of aggrivation!!!!
mumpump 1 year ago
Nice! Is it alright though that there is a small white like when you show all the layers like at 6:42, between the different layers there is a line separating them. Will that affect the printing and show up on the shirt?
64255246 1 year ago
your the fucking man!
Sarianna00 1 year ago
Thanks Metinkizm!
Drew, (DrewBoogie on t-shirt forums)
DREWKILLUM 1 year ago
That's amazing! you are awesome! thanks so much for sharing to save everyone's money and time, you are great!!! :)
daydaydollable 1 year ago
Honestly man....You fucking rule!!!!!!!! I've tried using in layers, magic wand, select-modify-expand by 1-2 pixels, and it never lined up properly. Well, I followed your tutorial to the "t", printed off my films, and it it worked PERFECTLY!! Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you for this!!!!
briandrum1 1 year ago
Thanks man! Great post.
AwesomeArtistLLC 1 year ago
This is the first time I've been able to understand and grasp everything that was said...thank you!
onlinerandy 1 year ago
Fan-freakin-tastic dude.
Thank you so much
neotzc 1 year ago
Oh yeah Im a Graphic design Major too! how is that going on for u?
bamzki831 1 year ago
dude you're like a GOD! hahaha great video bro thanks so much! I know that many of these big silkscreening "pros" over price this type of work! I just finished my own 4 color 1 station press and only spent about $100 saved about $600, probably even more. But anyways, as you mention about that program many of them just confuse you and leave you broke! Thanks againg for the info man its really going to help me a lot!
bamzki831 1 year ago
Good job!
jazwhat 1 year ago
how bout half tone colors??
silumantai 1 year ago
im glad i didnt buy fast films ...thanks for the info....
bigsuede225 1 year ago
Ur the best man this tutorial is great!!! thank you keep it up!!
bcgtechnet 1 year ago
Man that's what I'm talking about. Simple instructions to a complex matter. Awesome you need to teach this. Totally got it first time! Thanks-Rhino09
maust65 1 year ago
great vidoe that's easy, i want to start silk screening as a hobbie, any information would be of great help.
CRTSHCTR 1 year ago