 Re: How to halftone black with good results
You need to get a better understanding of dpi and lpi, ppi, etc.
72 dpi is not a quality resolution for anything other than the web. If that is what you have to work with than be prepared to not get a quality reproduction.
Convert the image to grayscale
in the print dialog (Ctrl+P) click the Screen Tab. in the resulting dialog
uncheck use printer default screen.
Frequency = the side of the dot pattern - 45 to 55 is a good size for manual printing. (remember the larger the number the smaller the dot)
Angle = 25° works great for most spot colors with halftones
Shape = Elliptical - elliptical dots transfer to the screen best. |