Halftoning an Image with Semi Transparent Pixels in Photoshop

A short introduction to the basic concepts of halftoning. Preparing an image with Semi Transparent pixels for DTF printing.
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[@magdafloasiu]

Finally a video adressing halftone dot transparency! I've been struggling with this issue for 2 months. Thank you!!

[@avisionthroughchrist]

This video was very helpful!
Thank you for sharing 🙏☀️

[@qy0i]

thank you so much, really needed it!

[@MichaelBruceTLTAGuitar]

Thanks for the video. This is slightly different to how I do it but your stacking method is something new. Do you have a link to download your action for that ?

[@sh0rtaznant]

Why did you need to bitmap it at such a huge resolution and then down size?

[@MyPrintShop-dl7xs]

Hello sir thank you for your video! But i try step by step but revers button is not working ? Can you help me

[@mikewhite143vinyl]

I assume you mean revert. Be sure to save your projectat 300 dpi, you may be missing that step.

[@NoteKeys]

Nice info. You mentioned something about getting smoother halftone. Would increasing the frequency produce a smoother halftone?

[@mikewhite143vinyl]

I've learned more since this and I still have much to learn. What you should do is experiment. Halftoning has to be done at the scale the image will be printed at. The smaller your dots, the tighter the alignment on the printer must be. Really small stuff will not stick anyway so it will not matter.

[@karlwilliams4864]

No this isn’t the correct way.

[@mikewhite143vinyl]

Karl, I am learning just like everyone. Please tell uys the correct way or provide a link! It would be helpful and appreciated!

[@sh0rtaznant]

Provide a link to a better tutorial please. This is not a useful comment