With the release of Photoshop CS5, Adobe has removed the
Screens Button within the print functions of the application. Technical Data
used in the field explained in graphic designing courses in Islamabad. Well, for some
reason Adobe feels its simply not required to print color separations directly
from within Photoshop! For most users, its not much of an issue. However, to
those within the t-shirt screen printing industry, the removal of this vital
function presents a major problem.
Therefore, since its no longer possible to apply halftone
settings directly within Photoshop CS5, CS5.5 and most likely all versions
going forward, those needing to output color separations, especially the type
used within the t-shirt screen printing industry will need to save the
Photoshop document as a DCS 2.0 file followed by insertion of the DCS file
within Adobe Illustrator to print the color separation to film. Some more
details of graphic
designing courses in Islamabad are as under.
The initials "DCS" is an acronym for "Desktop
Color Separation" and is a format based on the.EPS file format developed
by Quark back in the early 90's. In a nutshell, a DCS 2.0 file is an.EPS file
that has the unique ability to also contain spot color channels, such as color
separations generated within Photoshop.
Since I've found much of the information on the Internet
regarding the saving, placing, importing and printing of DCS 2.0 files to be
somewhat inaccurate or confusing, we'll try to clarify the process here using a
step-by-step process.
When the color separation is completed, either by doing them
manually or using a high-quality Photoshop Plugin / Action to generate, its
important to delete the RGB Channels along with any color channel not required for
film output. Its also advisable to change the name of the Black Channel to
"Black Ink" or something other than "Black". This will help
to avoid confusion with process black when the DCS 2.0 file is placed within
Adobe Illustrator. TSK Training for Skills and Knowledge is the best institute
in Rawalpindi Islamabad for Pakistani Students who wants to join graphic designing courses
in Rawalpindi.

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