This is THE best video. Not only does he explain the WHY but he shows you the HOW. Thank you so much, now I understand the process.

That was an amazing tutorial! Thank you for your assistance in helping solve the mystery of the 4 color separation process. As a beginner screen printer on a shoe string budget, you provided a great alternative to the RIP method! Both my wallet and I are extremely grateful!!!

I don't know how to express my gratitude to you. Nobody shows the exact and detailed method for extracting the CMYK channel for Screen printing. This is 1000$ worth tutorial. You are really a hero.

this is the most helpful thing I have ever watched on youtube. it's so easy when you understand it

I've watched a lot of Video Separation How to, however , your video is the best in explaining the process and steps. Kudos to you bro. it's 22 minutes of time well spend. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

This is wonderful piece of tutorial. I’ve watched so many videos but after watching this one, the concept is totally cleared ❤️

Ive been trying every way to do this for the last 2 days and this worked. I love you

I’ve watched so many other videos and man this was the most useful and simple one to learn from.. 👍🏾

This video helps a lot. You nailed all my questions . More power to your channel. Well deserved 2 thumbs up. Thanks .

thanks so much. i have used your tutorial from start to finish.. very well explained and turned out well (in print form) .. much appreciated..

It took me 10 videos before seeing yours. But its the easiest one to understand and follow. Thanks mate.

Thank you! Awesome Video, helped out with my struggles. Appreciate your hardwork. Cheers.

Sorry about the video glitch that you see a couple of times. I have a zoom feature I was using, but the screen recording software apparently didn't like that...

Thank you, that was exactly the tutorial I needed!

Man, thanks so much for this video. So easy to follow.

Thank you so much for this video! It helped me so much!!

good looking out., this is one of the best video explaining the process.

This video was really helpful thank you!

"Easter Collective"! Aw, that was so cute! :3 Great tutorial btw!

thank you for your help! learnt it very easily, came in clutch for my assignment!! :D

Amazing way to explain thank you

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Yo thanks a lot brother that was a huge help 👍🏼

Amazing ! Thanks for sharing this.

22:35 Thank you for that save! 😁 Great vid!

Lifesaver!

very easy to follow I just printed up my first film for screen printing

This is great! Thank you!

Really helpful it was

You did a great job , thanks for explaining in details

thank you so much

thanks thanks thanks so muchhh saved life

How do you do white underbase for printing on dark garment?

really informative!

Thank you so much

Thanks!

What would be the effect if I used this colour layering process to print a landscape on paper or canvas?

So when I get to the part where I copy and paste each channel into the new document to see how it looks like.. when I press paste it paste all the layers and all the bitmaps are black and grayish

19:39 Will it copy all dots without losing a pixel.

very nice job..... i would like you to make the procces about how to prepare the BASE WHITE to printing on black shirts

awesome! how do i go about exporting each one separately?

Don't you use curves for the dot gain the print will have?

How does the white base work?

How do we get a file or PNG of the pattern? can't find it anywhere

I have a watercolor painting that id, like to print to a t-shirt, do i need to do the same or can i convert it to vector in illustrator

once i convert all the images into midtone, i try to paste it individually but it paste gray. please help

Guys, Does anyone knows how to calculate the "Frequency" number on the Bitmap phase, if you have a larger image? Say, 3200dpi?

hi, my layers still appear grey when i apply the fx colour overlay - do you know why?

what if you are printing on a dark shirt? what is the angles etc. for white ink? and if you have a white base and white highlight, do you leave the angles the same?

how does the angle of the halftones affect the graphic and how do you determine it?

Nice video. When you screen print them does it matter what order you print the colors? Thanx for the info.

when I bitmap the CMYK images in 300 dpi messes up the entire image. Not sure why. My computer is pretty beefy for graphics.

Rotation Quick Reference: C: 15 M: 75 Y: 0 K: 45

does this process applicable for all types of designs? Such as flyer poster book cover?

How do you do this with a png that has transparency. The background becomes black.

Awesome tutorial, thanks! BTW- macaron is different than macaroon

Question would the colors be affected on a black background/shirt?

I am not able to invert the separated CMYK panels (background layer locked, unable to unlock), in order to paste them in new CMYK layers in the new panel.. Any suggestion?? Running cc on Windows 10. Ctrl+select not working .

Hey man, what about for only 2 colours?

Best video on the topic!!! You made this process so simple THANK YOU! But I have a question.......when you finished bit mapping all the channels you said that we could just print these as is" the only problems is that there's no registration marks.......can you please show how to ad registration marks PLEASE. I've been trying to add them but don't know how....PLEASE help

Nice

Massive thanks for the incredible knowledge share !!! Like-Share-Subscribe- Yes I did, and Nice save on the black film correction. I was screaming at my monitor the whole time, then you fixed it, can you hear my thoughts?!! Good on Ya.

Will these colors be seen the same on different shirt colors?

Awesome!!!! Can I just save each channel as a jpeg now???

whole video i was waiting for layer mask. and white base for it so that it van be printed on black tshirt

can you please make a video from start to finish which to include the screen rotation

Do you have to be an artist to do this? I have no artistic skills whatsoever but I really want to do this.

The black looks as if it's in the wrong place!

07:18 These are actually Macarons and NOT Macaroons, They are totally different things.