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Terrible halftone crosshatching visibility

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Jul 06, 2020 Jul 06, 2020

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Above: Photoshop "Color halftone" filter at 15 degrees.

 

Above: A proper 15 degree screen, using the bitmap conversion method.

 

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Photoshop is giving me absolutely unusable halftone screen patterns. It overlays what looks like a cross hatching pattern. I know about screen angles and everything, and the steps you might take to reduce moire, but every screen angle has this terrible looking pattern (other than 45%). Since I'm trying to do a 4-color screen here, simply changing the screen angle only fixes the issue for one of the four screens. 

 

Has anyone else encountered this and have any advice?

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