I will do simulated process color separation with halftone for screen printing, dtf dtg

The act of decomposing a color chart or photo into a one-color layer used for screen printing purposes.

There are several separation processes used by screen printers. Common screen printing color separations include: 1. Spot color separation (Solid color) 2. Four-color process (CMYK) 3. Simulated-process color 4. Grayscale Color Separation

Simulated Color Separation is a screen printing method that recreates photo-realistic images using spot colors instead of CMYK. The artwork is separated into multiple color channels to produce smooth gradients, strong contrast, and vibrant prints—especially on dark garments. When paired with a white

High-resolution raster files are best (PSD, TIFF, PNG) at 300 DPI at actual print size. Vector AI or EPS files are also acceptable.

Yes, I provide the layered PSD file with all spot channels clearly labeled with Pantone names.

Yes, if you provide your required LPI (Lines Per Inch), Angle, and Dot Shape, I can deliver split files ready for film output.

This depends on your press capabilities. Standard sim process is usually 6 to 8 colors, but I can optimize for as few as 4 or as many as 12.

Yes, but simulated process is technically demanding. I recommend high-tension screens and good registration. Let me know if you print manually so I can adjust the underbase choke.

Yes, but that is a separate service or an extra add-on. Please message me first to check if your image needs tracing.