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any one knows how to make one ,t tried to make one but it won't print in halftone ,followed the tutorial on the ghostview/ghostscript and still won't print in halftone mode ,gotta make one 10 inches wide and 3/4 inch high
Without getting into what kind of output device you have or if you have a RIP, here's one way:i went in corel draw and created an elipse shape
One way:...can some one post a step by step on how to do this?
Thanks Tygeron........ That seemed very simple... I am tyring to follow and find the same commands in Photoshop CS3
If you do a search here on the forum for "No RIP halftones in Photoshop" You should find instructions.Thanks Tygeron........ That seemed very simple... I am tyring to follow and find the same commands in Photoshop CS3
Inked..... Thank you so much, this has summed up everything I have been reading for the past 4 days. I guess being walked through by steps was easier for me to understand. You Rock Buddy!!!!!this is the way to halftone images in PS
step 1 : open PS , create the ellipse you to the size you want and fill it with a gradient or whatever color you want.
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4332-step-1.jpg[/media]
step 2: convert to greyscale - Image/Mode/ Greyscale
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4333-step-2.jpg[/media]
step 3: convert to bitmap - Image/Mode/Bitmap , this dialog is where you set the resolution , set it high so you get a good output as you can see I set it to 600 but 900 would work better.also set the Method to Haltone Screen
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4334-step-3.jpg[/media]
step 4: Set the Frequency(DPI) and screen angle.the DPI is determined by the mesh count. divide the mesh count by 4.5 and this gives you the highest DPI for the mesh. the higher the DPI number the smaller the dot.
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4335-step-4.jpg[/media]
step 5: this is what you should have now...you should be able to see the dot pattern generated by Photoshop.
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4336-step-5.jpg[/media]
step 6: Convert back to greyscale. leave the number as it is in the dialog and click ok.
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4337-step-6.jpg[/media]
Final 7: delete all the white from the image, this step isnt needed because the printer wont print white as a color .I always do this step anyway.grab the magig eraser tool and click any part of the white. this should delete all the white leaving just the halftones.
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4338-step-7.jpg[/media]
Final : this is what the halftones should look like zoomed in
[media]http://www.t-shirtforums.com/members/inkedapparel-albums-forum-pictures-picture4331-final.jpg[/media]
thats it...it is a good idea to create a action to do this for you.....hope this helps!
Inked
Awwwwww. You're welcome!@InkedApparel and tygeron,you both are awesome ,it worked thank you for the great help ,
Haaa-haaa! I've been wanting to mention that but I thought it was a bit pretentiousno problem....glad I could help....
"if a member helps with there post , click the THANKS button"
Inked
To heck with altruism.Or you'll get a member saying..." didn't know there was a contest " not mentioning any screen names