try a different angle, maybe 61 or 17.5 degrees. Also maybe 50 lpi on the coarser 200 mesh.
what image resolution (ppi) and screen frecuency (lpi) should I use for a 200 (tpi) mesh?
I need to print a series of designs that are color separations (simulated process method). But I need to do'em using 200 tpi mesh screens.
I tried 255 ppi as my image resolution, 55 lpi as my frecuency when output the film-positives, at a 22.5 angle on elliptical dot. But I'm getting moire. (Tipically I use 255 tpi mesh, and 200 ppi resolution, with the same 55 lpi, and 22.5, wich works just fine)
So what image resolution (ppi) and screen frecuency (lpi) should I use for a 200 (tpi) mesh?
Thanks guys.
I tried 255 ppi as my image resolution, 55 lpi as my frecuency when output the film-positives, at a 22.5 angle on elliptical dot. But I'm getting moire. (Tipically I use 255 tpi mesh, and 200 ppi resolution, with the same 55 lpi, and 22.5, wich works just fine)
So what image resolution (ppi) and screen frecuency (lpi) should I use for a 200 (tpi) mesh?
Thanks guys.
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Thanks Ridgely. I'll try it. Now, do you think I should keep the image resolution at 255? I changed it from 200 -wich I tipically use- since I've read that 'using the image resolution at the same number for the mesh count is a certain formula to get moiré' and, acording to that, I shouldn't use 200 dpi res. for 200 tpi mesh.
200 dpi should be fine, 255 would be better, 300dpi might be overkill depending on the detail and complexity of your design.
All right Ridgely, Thanks for the fast reply, and for sharing your knowledge.
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