How to Do CMYK + Spot Color Separation in Photoshop for Screen Printing

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[@akidmisto3158]

helllo bro ...Ineed only action cmyk .. tk

[@raybeer549]

Cheers for the tutorials.

[@learncolorseparation]

You're welcome, Ray!

[@mpinholi]

Nice Work man...

[@learncolorseparation]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@fozlerabbi1046]

Thanks for sharing an amazing content. I have a question please feel free to reply. If I give all of the channel angle same like CMYK= 45 what will happen?

[@learncolorseparation]

If all the CMYK inks are printed with the same screen angle, they may overlap and produce a moiré pattern, which can make the print appear darker. Therefore, different screen angles are used for each ink to prevent overlapping dots and ensure a clear print.

[@newhitechnewhitech5397]

Hi Dude , Pls put a video for separating exact White from the photo print images.....

[@learncolorseparation]

Sure, I can make a video on that for you.

[@OmprakashSharma-ez4dp]

Sir is video ko hindi me

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Sorry. The video is available only in English.