Is the best choice for screen printing photo-realistic images containing thousands or millions colors.
Simulated Process Color Separations with UnderbaseCustom Color Separation
Simulated Process Color is the best choice for screen printing photo-realistic images containing thousands or millions colors.
We always aspire to make high-quality color separations with the fewest possible colors. It will allow your company to reduce printing costs.
What is a halftone?
Also Accept file format:
White Base for dark T-Shirts
White Base for light colored or pastel T-Shirts
Highlight White
Color Correction
Brightness and Contrast Adjustment
White Balance Adjustment
How to Print Color Separations from Photoshop?
Creating Halftone Dots without a RIP!
(You can use a Postscript or not-PostScript printer.)
How to Print Color Separations in CorelDRAW?
(Creating Halftone Dots in CorelDRAW)
How to set up color profile
Simulated process separation is the most commonly used type of separation for printing photo-realistic images and t-shirt designs that contain millions of colors. The sep process uses elliptical halftones that layer on top of each other using opaque inks to create the multitude of colors in the art.
Simulated Process Color Separations
The Simulated Process technique offers the ability to print full color images on light or dark substrates.
Compared to true Process Color, the inks used with Simulated Process are considerable more opaque. This additional opacity provides better coverage on darker fabrics. This fact make them the most widely used method of separation.
The Simulated Process uses a basic set of 8 colors for most images. These separations are most often customized for the specific design. The number screens is increased or reduced depending on these image requirements.
Even though the inks are more opaque than process, the semi-opaque properties do allow for overprint blending to create a multitude of colors.
- Usually requires 8 screens for a full color image
- The partially opaque inks provide better coverage over dark garments
Separations is a color graphics company dedicated to expertly crafted, high-end color separations for screen printers.
Our aim is to make your screen printing predictable. We are a service oriented business which deeply understands the importance of timeliness and accurately produced separations. We strive for every color separation delivered exactly when you need, and with better-than-expected end results.
World-class companies trust us for their most complex challenges. You may rest assure our expertise provides reliable set-ups, true color fidelity and most importantly... beautiful prints.
The Simulated Process technique offers the ability to print full color images on light or dark substrates.
Compared to true Process Color, the inks used with Simulated Process are considerable more opaque. This additional opacity provides better coverage on darker fabrics. This fact make them the most widely used method of separation.
The Simulated Process uses a basic set of 8 colors for most images. These separations are most often customized for the specific design. The number screens is increased or reduced depending on these image requirements.
Even though the inks are more opaque than process, the semi-opaque properties do allow for overprint blending to create a multitude of colors.
