Which is what Color Separation AP is.Ĭolor Separation AP generates all positives for the sake of burning screens for screen printing. Not to mention that screen print on cotton’s dot gain is 30% to 35% or more making CMYK a mess on cotton most times. We do several different methods to get that controlled saturated color pop look and “simulated process” is one of them. It works with some designs that aren’t that saturated to begin with but for designs that use rich saturated blues and other saturated colors, spot colors are needed. Like out of control dot gain. CMYK doesn’t work well with most screen prints because of the faded none saturated look. And that, not treated for the unique challenges of garment printing. Making the only color separation method available on our new cool photo editor CMYK. Photo is such a killer program and achieves it’s killer results a little differently than Photoshop. And I’ve heard that exact frustration coming from the garment printing industry about Affinity Photo. Screen printing color separations are their own animal. But it’s not the same.Ĭolor Separation AP was created for screen print spot color separations. It’s a cool set of channel to layer utilities. Need to be able to move from Affinity Designer (iPad) to Affinity Photo (iPad) to color separate. In the future when Affinity Designer (iPad) comes out: Need to be able to move the image from Affinity Photo (iPad) to add vector text or other objects. When converting channels to bitmap halftone there needs to be options to choose dot shape, lines per inch and dot angle.
Sometimes necessary but need to be able to split channels and turn them to grayscale so it can be converted to bitmap halftone for people who don't have RIPS. Need to be able to save with channels so it can be sent to a RIP to make film positives. Need to be able to choose a Pantone color from a Pantone swatch.
Need to be able to change color per channel and see it live while picking a color. Need to be able to adjust dot gain or simulate it per channel. Need to be able to pull colors from the image. In garment printing there is 4 color process, simulated process and index.
Spot color separation illustrator how to#
Can anyone explain how to do something like this in Affinity Photo (iPad).
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