Automated Simulated Process Color Separations with a Grey Underbase Technique

[@douglastoole1739]

Thanks so much for all your effort. You must have been doing this for quite a time. I’ve been at it off and on for 20 years, (designer) but only doing manual seps out of Photoshop for a few years. Your work strains the power of my intellect. A BOOK by you would be super cool.

[@PixelMoshpit]

Always fantastic work! Glad to see you at it again 👏

[@TweejongensNl]

First saw you replaying on Reddit and after that started foolow you on KZbin. Really appreciate your work! Going do test prints with my newly bought pack.

[@MaxChromaColor]

Hey thanks so much for getting the bundle pack! Let me know if you have any questions or need any help with things, I know there is a lot of stuff in the package and I'm always working on new videos to show what it can do so stay tuned and subscribe to the channel to get updates. You also will get free updates to the software any time I upgrade it I will put new download files online for you, keep your link that you got in the e-mail in a place you can find it, but I also will send e-mails with new download links too just in case. Thanks again for your support and encouragement!

[@MountFPV]

How about 1 click buttons to merge channels?

[@MaxChromaColor]

I've added an updated version of the actions with a "MERGE CHANNELS" button that uses the "Apply Image" dialog to let you choose which channel you want to merge into the one you have selected. I'm making a new video to show some of the updated features and how to use the merge channels button.

[@matiashayes5522]

Is only for photoshop can it be used in coraldraw

[@potatosalad5355]

Maybe you must admit of you take the "INTERLOCKING" teory (base on Fandango angle screen) from Tom Knight from AdvanceTshirt... i think, o i am wrong?

[@MaxChromaColor]

No actually it is the other way around, I introduced the Interlocking halftones to Tom many years ago and I helped him to make SimpleSeps Raster and Inkseps. I was doing interlocking halftones in 2010 and many people have done them years ago, it is not new technology in terms of interlocking 2 colors together. The special interlocking techniques I create with many of the actions, teachings and programs I do are more about multi-color interlocking with more than just 2-colors, when you have 3, 4, 5+ colors all needing to interlock together to blend. Most of the ways people are showing interlocking halftones are not of 3+ colors, only with 2 colors and inverted-dot halftones. My methods go further into separation and halftones by making 3-color, 4-color, and 5-color interlocking halftone separations and with custom-color choices. It is similar to index printing but using halftone shapes and AM or AM/FM hybrid rather than just diffusion pixels. To understand interlocking halftones is more than just for 2-colors blending but it is a good start, it just requires different techniques to achieve 3/4/5 color interlocking also.

[@potatosalad5355]

@@MaxChromaColor Oops...! I see my mistake.. But hey I am no new in screen printinting my first was back in '86. ...the oldest days you know, vertical camera(enlarged), lithographic quimical film, hand made art in vellum paper, rapigrphs, etc... Any way thanks for answering....

[@MaxChromaColor]

@@potatosalad5355 Yes thats very cool! Interlocking halftones go way back even to those days you could do them with the rubylith films and manually make halftones to overprint or interlock. Stay tuned, I am working on an all new web application update where all these techniques become possible in realtime on your artwork and image, it is so fun and amazing I can't wait to show it in videos!