[Mountain Dog]

I have Adobe PS CC 2018, and T-seps. I have followed the directions to create half tone simulated process color seps in 9+ channels.

I can see them in the channels panel as individual half tone separations, and they show black or the true color of each as they should.

BUT... When I try to send each channel to my Epson 1430, I get the entire image with text, in a full color RGB, non half tone image. It looks super, but won't work if my goal is to print t shirts.

I'm at 1440 dpi, as I want a photo realistic image, freq. 65, and 25 degree angles as prompted by the instructions.

I was successful last week creating an inverse image of the same car in halftones, white to black, and used the bitmap function, which I haven't done this time as I was told to send the file to T-seps in RGB.

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

 

[pacehotep]

You are printing the file to a RIP right?

I never used T-Seps but I went to their website and he also has T-Rip.

In your print dialogue, is there an option to print seperations or as a composite?

 

[Mountain Dog]

I didn't need a rip last time it worked successfully.
I'm at 1440 dpi on my output, and there is no dialogue box giving me a choice to composite or separate.

 

[pacehotep]

When you converted the file to a bitmap it was only one piece of film right?

A bitmap is only going to be 1 channel.

I would suggest deleting all of your channels except for one and see if it will output that one channel by itself.