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Im really frustrated im new to screen printing but iam trying to print A 2 COLOR image in which i need 3 screens but when i print the image that i made in illustrator to photoshop so i could seperate the colors when i print there are no registration marks!! Can u please tell me what in the world iam doing wrong? They are clearly on my design right before i press print but no registration marks end up printing can someone please help me i would appreciate ya.
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Can you provide a screenshot of the page setup in your print driver and also the image dimensions of the Photoshop document from the image size dialog? Is it possible the page setup specified is smaller than this document and thus the crop marks are getting cut off?
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Im really frustrated im new to screen printing but iam trying to print A 2 COLOR image in which i need 3 screens but when i print the image that i made in illustrator to photoshop so i could seperate the colors when i print there are no registration marks!! Can u please tell me what in the world iam doing wrong? They are clearly on my design right before i press print but no registration marks end up printing can someone please help me i would appreciate ya.
By @Richard24903482wbvc
Illustrator can separate, you shouldn't need to go to Photoshop for that.
What colour are the rego marks created in Illustrator?
I am presuming that these are marks that you created, not auto-generated rego marks from the print settings.
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no they are not... im kind of new to photoshop so the only place i know to seperate for colors for screen printing is in photoshop not really sure how to do that in illustrator
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you can search for 'how to print separations in illustrator"...
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@Richard24903482wbvc wrote:
i know to seperate for colors for screen printing is in photoshop not really sure how to do that in illustrator
Here is the link for the Illustrator forum:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator/ct-p/ct-illustrator
Crop marks (trim marks) and bleed marks in Print dialog:
https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/printers-marks-bleeds.html
Crop mark and trim marks around a selection:
https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/specify-crop-marks-trimming-or.html
Illustrator also has a Separations panel (Window menu) so you can preview the separations.
Jane
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