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elcrowley · March 12th, 2009

I have fastfilms and index is a joke with this software. I have an order to do and design must be indexed. Design is a joke (very ugly) but customer is the customer.

Could you please anyone try to do the index on Screenprint separator program and email me the psd file? Sorry no Illustrator as I don't have it.

It must be done with 7 heads (1 white, flash and 6 (or less if you can!) colors.

Here is the design
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Regards

brianmot · March 12th, 2009

Marcos,

check out jimmy heartcores videos here and maybe you can do it yourself.

Jimmy Heartcore's videos on Vimeo

look at the spot color separation.

CoopersDesignCo · March 12th, 2009

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Originally Posted by elcrowley


	I have fastfilms and index is a joke with this software. I have an order to do and design must be indexed. Design is a joke (very ugly) but customer is the customer. Could you please anyone try to do the index on Screenprint separator program and email me the psd file? Sorry no Illustrator as I don't have it. It must be done with 7 heads (1 white, flash and 6 (or less if you can!) colors. Here is the design 100_2840.JPG Regards

My question is: Why index seps? Why don't you try simulated process. That way you can get the flat colored areas in the image rather than the diffused dot patterns of index seps.You may have a hard time getting someone to do the seps for you and then sending them back to you, for free. It's somewhat easy to sep for sim process, BUT it's certainly not a push button operation...

brianmot · March 12th, 2009

I agree with Ann.. you will be hard pressed to get someone to do that for you. Do some research and see if you can do it yourself. here is another video i found on the forum that shows index color separation in photoshop.

Indexed Colors in Photoshop

elcrowley · March 12th, 2009

I mean load file on Screenprint Separator and PUSH the botton. That's all.

PositiveDave · March 12th, 2009

Screenprint Separator is just a Photoshop macro, you can do it yourself by:
Converting to RGB,
Changing mode to Index,
Picking your seven colours,
Choosing a colour range,
Saving selection as a channel,
Printing each channel.
It's not as clumsy as it sounds.

JHanching · March 12th, 2009

That thing is practically a spot job. No need for any specialized program other than Photoshop. Index it or halftone, either way. Not sure you can get it perfect with only 6 colors though...

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