Halftone for DTF | Photoshop Tutorial

[@bayrem7]

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[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@ajlavilla]

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[@UTAIKO1]

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[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@maykeliskopild]

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[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks, I'm more of a specialist than a Guru. I can do a few thing really well :)

[@Carol-ge9cr]

Rápido e objetivo. O melhor tutorial que tem no youtube.

[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@ivanmitev3028]

this is the most helpfull video I am lucky to find you so quickly :) THANK YOU

[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@ruqayyahdavis5688]

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[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@newlife4070]

segui tus paso y dejame decir que entendi todo a la perfeccion tanto que el diseño en el que estoy trabajando quedo super bien con el tutorial que diste, muchisimas gracias, mañana en mi trabajo lo volvere hacer y se que el resultado sera mucho mejor que de otros tutoriales que eh visto. thank you from mexico

[@DTFSuperstore]

gracias por el comentario. ¡Estamos muy contentos de que haya funcionado bien para ti!

[@laugeviana]

You are the best bro.

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks!

[@GuiProXD]

THANK U ! I'm from Brazil, and i was really strugling to do this, never seen nobody talking about this here, people always said that i couldnt do any transparency effect on my shirts, but now I know how! Really gratefuul for your help

[@DTFSuperstore]

You are most welcome! Glad we could help you make some of your ideas a reality! Tchau!

[@GuiProXD]

@@DTFSuperstore Is there any video of you teaching how to do this on a white t shirt?

[@everetstewart2518]

@@GuiProXD Although I am not the creator of the vid, I can try to explain what the difference would be when printing on a white shirt. It's kind of hard to explain over a comment so let me know if any of it confuses you and I am happy to elaborate. For some background info, in this example the reason why the original requestor was experiencing issues printing was because he made his art over a black background and removed it before sending to be printed. When graphics are printed using DTG/DTF on colored/black fabrics, the printer will print a base layer of white underneath your graphic because if ink was printed directly onto the fabric, the graphic colors would slightly blend in with the color of the fabric (for example: without white base layer, printing white onto a black shirt would result in a slight grey color). So, when the transparent graphic colors printed, they were being printed onto a white background (base print layer) instead of the black background the customer created their drawing on. If you wanted to complete this process for a white t-shirt, the process would start in the creation of the art itself. Instead of creating your art over a black canvas, draw over a white canvas to get a better idea of the results you are going to receive. Once the art is done and you're ready to follow the steps in the video, here is what would change: - At 3:55, You would fill with a white layer instead of black. - After you convert the halftone image mode to greyscale, (at 5:38) you would select the layer and press CTRL/CMD + I (or go to Image > Adjustments > Invert) this will convert all the blacks to whites & all the whites to blacks. - Follow the remaining steps the same way he does in the video. Hopefully this helps!! Again, let me know if any of it is confusing and I'm happy to try and assist. Have a great day :-)

[@GuiProXD]

Thank you so much! really appreciate it. you are awesome@@everetstewart2518

[@DTFSuperstore]

@@GuiProXD you basically just invert you levels adjustments and the layer mask and it should work perfect

[@UncleBogator]

Dude thank you for this. I printed some shirts for the first time last month without knowing about this and they looked awful with the blocky background. This made the world of difference.

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad it helped you make better DTF shirts!!

[@justjane6669]

Wow! This is so helpfull, just what I needed, thank you for this tutorial)

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GIFTEDGENIE]

I WAS STRUGGLING WITH THIS VEVY ISSUE. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@DTFSuperstore]

You are very welcome

[@KobbiesBrand]

Great 🎉, I've learned something good today. Sending love from ghana ❤❤😊

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks for watching

[@zsblendorio]

Incredible video. You have talent and skill! Thank you posting. We’re just getting started with our M&R Quatro.

[@DTFSuperstore]

Awesome! Best of luck as you jump into this industry!

[@MasterScreenPrints]

thanks for the video, i just got some done. will make the shirts soon

[@DTFSuperstore]

Awesome!

[@tombennett4212]

Helped me out a lot, Thank you😀😀

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad it helped!

[@mmed.9794]

This video is very useful to me, so thank you very much!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aaronperezsomarriba8504]

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[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@rudolfowalchonzo2356]

Very clever. Thank you very much from Germany

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thank you very much!

[@RafaelYang-uy5ed]

Thanks for the vid! Can you please show us how did you add the underbase for this artwork as well!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Most RIP create the white layer but if yours doesn't check out this video at the 2:00 mark and we show you how to create and underbase layer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYaqh32ubaiakLM

[@bosun436]

Great. Please can you choke this in photoshop for the white underbase?

[@PAINGEEKSTORE]

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[@DTFSuperstore]

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[@santiagoprada1960]

Very usefull video, i was about to make a new desing but your video saved my desing and time

[@DTFSuperstore]

Awesome! So glad to hear it helped!

[@libaeldagal]

I just want to say thank you 🙏

[@DTFSuperstore]

You are most welcome, it is our pleasure!!

[@jaymanas726]

nice tutorial love sir

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks!

[@iliyasiliev9103]

Dude, amazing tutorial! Thank you! 🙏

[@DTFSuperstore]

My pleasure! Glad you found it helpful

[@ekkodhiz]

nice and clean when explaining.....great....!!!

[@DTFSuperstore]

So nice of you, thanks for watching.

[@justanoob7030]

All I can say is WOW!😯 I was blown away at how good that looked on a black shirt. And I am sure the feel and breathability was phenomenal. As I was watching the video it did occur to me the same question that @Rymer1963 suggested. "What about use for colors other than black shirts". If you can make a vid on that it would be awesome. Other than that, thank you so much for sharing this tip and trick👍

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks! Yeah we've been working on halftoning on other colors and I am proud to announce we have a good work flow for it!!! Video is in the works.

[@DTFSuperstore]

@justanoob7030 Ask and you shall receive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPQZ5yKZa2Wo80

[@PAINGEEKSTORE]

passou um ano e continuo sempre voltando pra esse video, meu TDAH me atrapalha, mas esse video me salva hahaha

[@DTFSuperstore]

Estou feliz que você possa encontrar o caminho de volta! HAHA Quando aprendi os meios-tons, tive que assistir a um vídeo várias vezes para lembrar os passos.

[@fvcreativestudio]

Great info!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks for watching!

[@Van_Wilder]

Great video - question. In another video of yours, you’ve added one more step of changing the blend mode to difference. Is this step necessary as I see you left it out in this tutorial?

[@Vehemence111]

Thank you!!!!!!❤

[@mainboard1987]

Wonderful video! Best halftone video I have seen! Thank you!!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Wow, so glad you enjoyed it!

[@PrintProNetwork-sz5bh]

i would love to use this artwork as a test for many printers to show results and compare - perhaps using lower res than 300 and not as stark a knock out?

[@soly8354]

Thank you so much man, I just printed a hoodie and it was a mess, all the edges that were semi-transparent in the mockup were printed as white pixels and it looked ugly, now I know how to correct that!

[@DTFSuperstore]

So glad it helped you get a better result!!

[@chrisc23237]

Great video!!! Took me about 6 watches to get it down packed. Is it possible to do a short video to show us how it’s done on a wait shirt?

[@DTFSuperstore]

It definitely takes some practice. Maybe...I'll try to find some time to make that.

[@DTFSuperstore]

Follow up to your question, if you're wanting to do a white halftone, the process is the exact same, you just need to invert the grayscale image (Cmd/Ctrl+i) before you use levels, and then convert to bitmap. Just remember, black is the color that's going to be removed while adjusting levels before converting to bitmap.

[@chrisa933]

Excellent, I've done it, only problem is I've lost abiit of the colour in it, how do I top up the colour bk the original plz .colour has alot more black in it

[@mahdieftekhari6886]

thank you from iran

[@DTFSuperstore]

Our pleasure.

[@monikanagar3175]

You are awesome

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks!

[@ANASsAMRI1992]

[@Filiku]

what about for white background is it the opposite? Thanks for sharing!

[@DTFSuperstore]

after you greyscale invert the image and then do everything else the same.

[@apexwear3302]

This may seem like an weird awkward question and we should definitely just test it out but we are a bit on a time constraint. We currently have an artwork that is made with a halftone pattern to make the artwork seem more like a print. We do not like the thick paint that comes with a full DTF print, are we able to use the half toning technique on top of this visual half toning effect you showed in the video around 2:15...?

[@DTFSuperstore]

The thick paint feeling is because there is too much ink being used. try reducing your white underbase.

[@johnlee9227]

Great simple yet effective tutorial, keep it up

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad it helped, Thanks!

[@iamluismonster]

nice!, helped me with a flaming skull

[@DTFSuperstore]

awesome!!

[@618areavinyl2]

Thanks for the video!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Our pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@KM-yl9uj]

this is the best tutorial

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks! it's our pleasure!

[@SmooshyTunes]

Amazing video, thank you so much!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks you, it's our pleasure!

[@Rymer1963]

I've been doing halftones for a while now and it works great as long as I delete the black and put it on a black shirt, which is 90% of my orders. My question is is there a way to do it if it goes on a shirt color other than black? I've halftoned the whole CYMK layers and the image comes just as thick as not halftoning at all.

[@DTFSuperstore]

yes...it gets a little convoluted and it's really graphic dependent but we'll see if we can come up with something to share.

[@GemStoneDecals]

@@DTFSuperstore Id really like to see this too. I came here looking for that. I need to do half toning for transparent pixels and can't get past the adding colour behind it to harden the pixels because I need more than one colour. Your vid was a great help otherwise.

[@clarenceroberts8876]

There's a vid on here somewhere explaining how to do a halftone DTF print for white shirts, type in DTF halftone for white shirts it's a few years old but should still be here.

[@thomas_shelby106]

@@clarenceroberts8876 there is a way to halftone that can be printed either black and white colors, and even other shirt colors too. Just couldnt find any tutorial about it :( we have a printing provider that can do that but wouldnt share how they did it as to gatekeep as well their method.

[@DTFSuperstore]

@rymer1963 Ask and you shall receive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPQZ5yKZa2Wo80

[@lucmatthyssen7987]

Great video 👌👌👌

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thank you 👍

[@KTOJRICH.]

Do we suppose to vectorize the image before we do all of this?

[@DTFSuperstore]

No need to vectorize as this is a raster workflow.

[@EVUL_BASTARD]

Hi I can’t seem to find the choke option in my rip program (main top dtf ) are there any other names the choke option it is known by?

[@DTFSuperstore]

Not sure on Main Top. Choke is the most common term in DTF but Trapping or Trap might also be used as that is a printing industry term.

[@redsummerstorm3166]

Thank you.. I got it after several attempts.. Thank you Lord Jesus..

[@DTFSuperstore]

It does take some practice!

[@RaymondLaseter]

What do u do if it's going on white and you need to keep the blk

[@thanhthanhpham5649]

How to get brightly colored half tones when using the CMYK color system?thanks

[@Awilson503]

Thank you Sir...

[@steelersbaby724]

Great video. Does this method work with backgrounds that are not black?

[@DTFSuperstore]

Yes! Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPQZ5yKZa2Wo80

[@TammamAlaji]

Thank you

[@DTFSuperstore]

Our pleasure!

[@TammamAlaji]

@@DTFSuperstore I have an issue in printing There is alot of lines in the prints after 8 months of use. I don't know what should I do to fix this problem.

[@452kevyn]

best best video im in love with u now THANK YOU :)

[@DTFSuperstore]

Thanks but I'm married 😂😂😂😂😂. You are most welcome!

[@markfrewin]

does anybody know how to do this on photopea?, i cant justify the cost of PS at this stage. im able to follow along until 7:45 when it goes image/mode/bitmap then its completly different

[@DTFSuperstore]

Hi Mark! We just uploaded a tutorial on how to do it in Photopea TODAY!

[@Adamb20]

How do I get a hold of that one piece shirt ?

[@bungalabirina9656]

thank you sir you make high level looks easy

[@DTFSuperstore]

You are welcome

[@cbfwlajan]

thank you for this tutorial!

[@DTFSuperstore]

You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful.

[@ronlan1984]

Any video on water spots or what people call moisture spots in the prints

[@DTFSuperstore]

It's a topic we will cover in future videos, but often has to do with the fumes realeased during curing. Do you have an adequate way to remove fumes in your workspace? Thanks for watching!

[@Nac.67272h]

When I click ctrl v on the mask it doesn’t get fit , It will copy smaller than the original size of the design , and when I try the tranformation , it won’t give me that transparency of the design , do you know what should I do ? 🙏🏻

[@MichaelBruceTLTAGuitar]

Thanks...this really helped with gradients and transparencies.

[@DTFSuperstore]

You're very welcome!

[@Pat_S]

#1 what's the reason for merging the layers with the black background? #2 what would I do differently for halftoning on a colored shirt where I want black to print, like say a royal shirt?

[@DTFSuperstore]

Hi @Pat_S Thanks so much for your questions! #1 When half-toning using this method, you're converting the image to bitmap in the second document, which is going to merge your graphic into a single layer anyways (Bitmap Graphics aren't capable of having transparency, and therefore can't have layers). #2 We actually just recently made a video about half-toning for neon glows and drop shadows on the channel that I think will help out quite a bit with your workflows. I see that you've already seen the "How to Halftone Any Color Shirt" Video. If that didn't help with getting halftones for color shirts, We've got you covered, I'll get a KZbin Short up ASAP to show how to halftone on a royal blue shirt while still printing black.

[@emprssns9658]

Super helpful thank you so much

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad it was helpful!

[@askarra]

Hi, can i ask a question? Instead of creating a new document and put it in Bitmap and Grayscale, can i use the halftone pattern in the filter gallery? is it doing just the same thing? I'm new in this printing world and trying to start my own clothing line

[@DTFSuperstore]

It is definitely not doing the same thing and you won't have the ability to finesse the results. The filter gallery does more of just a stylizing of the image not a knock out for printing purposes.

[@lilartroom]

What about halftone on white shirts? I haven't seen a tutorial on it.

[@DTFSuperstore]

With white you basically just invert any of the steps that involve black and white.

[@lilartroom]

@@DTFSuperstore I was kind of thinking that

[@AZS_VERY_OWN]

Awesome video thank you!

[@DTFSuperstore]

Glad you liked it!

[@lemonline3719]

Love this, super useful! Please do a tut for Krita and other free open source tools! :) Some of my clients can't afford Photoshop.

[@DTFSuperstore]

Looked into Krita and it looks like a cool art tool however it doesn't look like doing a halftone color knock out is possible in the software. We know not everyone has access to Photoshop and Illustrator but they are the design industry standard and the most capable which is why we do most of our tutorials with those softwares.

[@lemonline3719]

@@DTFSuperstore Thanks for taking the time to answer. I guess I'll keep looking for other tutorials, and find ways to adapt techniques to Inkscape, Scribus, and Krita. Unfortunately, as much as they are industry standards, they remain cost-prohibitive (and in some areas, not available) unless the software is pirated, which is not ideal. Have a blessed day!

[@aimiehardizie9355]

thank you sir..i've wasted 5 shirt already printing halftone with failure until i found this..

[@DTFSuperstore]

testing can be super frustrating. Glad you found us!

[@E-D-J]

This only works for black shirts you want to knock out the black, right? For white or other light color shirts how far do you tweak the levels in Photoshop and do you go back to your mask and fill in with white, the parts you don't want knocked out and just leave the edges?

[@DTFSuperstore]

for white shirts follow all of the steps but add an invert (cmd i or ctrl i) after grayscale before levels adjustment. for colored shirts watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPQZ5yKZa2Wo80

[@E-D-J]

@@DTFSuperstore Doesn't the "difference" color blend mode to a white background then ctrl+E to both that white background and image to unite, then grayscale it provide the same effect?

[@DTFSuperstore]

@@E-D-J technically but more steps than what I've outlined above.

[@E-D-J]

@@DTFSuperstore Thanks. Do you have any videos that cover that? Also for gray(light and/or dark) backgrounds or shirts, what's the best optimal practice?

[@nullage]

Hey, have you ever tried the DTF white backing ink with Sublimation Inks for the other colors? Was just curious how its come out. The DTF inks look so thick to me, but of course, to print on black and cotton you need the DTF white, but was thinking using Sublimation Ink for the other colors might cut down on the thick look. Was just looking to have the look more closer to sublimation where the ink looks more like part of the material instead of looking like something that's just sitting on top of the material.

[@DTFSuperstore]

that's an interesting idea, I think you might have some issues with the white and the CMYK inks bonding together. Though the CMYK Inks do play a factor in the "thicker" feeling of DTF transfers it is the White Ink and adhesive powder that play the primary role in a transfer feeling thicker. In my experience many DTF producers are using far more ink than necessary overall. Finding that Goldilocks zone where theres enough White ink to protect the printed colors from the garment color but not more than you need to is critical to getting a better handfeel.

[@MrCheertech]

Do you have a recommendation for settings for a photo to be printed dtf using this method for a softer hand? Frequnecy angle etc

[@DTFSuperstore]

I wouldn't recommend halftoning an photo that hasn't been stylized in some way. Halftones around faces can really sour the overall look of the graphic. Our brains register faces a certain way and it'll look "off" if not handled properly.

[@MrCheertech]

@@DTFSuperstore makes sense ok thank you.

[@MrCheertech]

@@DTFSuperstore there aren’t any faces in it it’s just a photo of a skyline basically I was just trying to find a way to make it feel lighter on the shirt itself

[@PrintProNetwork-sz5bh]

great training but the printed shirt appeared to show a lot of underbase - wish you would spend more time showing final and actually being super picky and describing where you could have improved.... But love the videos and great - clear instructions - awesome job!

[@thestuffmikedoes2309]

The final looked great compared to the original person’s sample that was being addressed

[@teemedina4506]

Can you do halftone for a family portrait? 🤔 If so, maybe you can show us? 🤞

[@DTFSuperstore]

We've got something up our sleeves for you!

[@JuanDip]

This also works on sort of colored smoke effect on the art?

[@DTFSuperstore]

Yes, anything that would create semi-transparent pixels or fades to black

[@eversmilezachary]

So helpful 💯 All the best

[@DTFSuperstore]

We were really hoping this one would help a lot of DTF user out!

[@maximzatsepa607]

I did everything as you showed in this video, but when printing on small dots the white base is not printed. Could you create a video where we can see how to print this halftone image?

[@DTFSuperstore]

You'll need to reduce your white underbase choke in the RIP software. you will lose some of the smallest halftone dots but it will not negatively effect the final result.

[@xxdanger720xx]

hi! after control V, when I go to load selection for channeling, why is it not selecting the image only, but also selecting the entire transparent square?

[@DTFSuperstore]

for the halftone to work right you can't do it on a graphic that has any semi transparent pixels. you need to put a background behind the graphic then use the halftone to remove the background and have the fades work properly...I hope that makes sense.

[@sinwarrior3538]

Hello, I would like to know if you can show how to do all this but in procreate ?

[@DTFSuperstore]

we are not aware of a way to halftone in procreate. At this point the only way to edit a design like this is with photoshop.

[@thanhthanhpham5649]

how to do halftone on white shirt? looking forward to video!Thanks

[@DTFSuperstore]

Invert the layer mask. Thats the simple answer but half-toning is very design dependent.

[@USADTFTransfers]

Thank you for the video. It's very helpful. What if the image is going on a red shirt or something other than black?

[@DTFSuperstore]

We are working on that...we just came up with a really good workflow recently.

[@USADTFTransfers]

Outstanding! I can't wait to see it. Thanks again.@@DTFSuperstore

[@DTFSuperstore]

@usaDTFTransfers Ask and you shall receive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPQZ5yKZa2Wo80

[@Awilson503]

Is the process different for white shirt? Thank you very much!

[@DTFSuperstore]

It is a little different, basically you just invert the layer mask to get rid of the white and the levels adjustment would be reversed. It's actually much easier on white as the underbase is white and thats usually what causes the problems with these kind of images.

[@TACDetective]

@DTFSuperstore Is DTF Fixers a thing of the past please or have there been new videos since this one from a year ago, or does the chap in the video have his own channel? Thanks

[@DTFSuperstore]

Jeremy is still here and we will have more videos in the future. He's just helping on some new and exciting products launching soon.

[@nikitin4600]

Hello. Save in Tif? Is it necessary to make a white spot? Thank you.

[@DTFSuperstore]

TIF files do not have transparency so you could never do a color knockout. No, the reason we try to make an aread full white is so that it doesn't have any halftone dots that reduce the vibrancy. you could leave the levels as is it's just going to create more halftone dots.

[@nikitin4600]

@@DTFSuperstore but when saving in Tif there is a checkbox - "Save in Transparency"

[@DTFSuperstore]

@@nikitin4600 you are correct, however some RIP softwares don't recognize the transparency in TIF files

[@StacyStaple]

I don't have Photoshop. Is there a way to do this in the print software?

[@DTFSuperstore]

yes, but the controls are a bit limited and you'll find finessing your results to be a little troublesome.

[@esaugalindo4733]

What if you have a Large image what would you use the frequency? Is there an Equation how would I figure the frequency out?

[@DTFSuperstore]

great question! size doesn't matter, the frequency is based on the resolution, the DPI or PPI. And that should be set at 300 regardless of the size of the image.

[@eversmilezachary]

Please explain ain more about halftone angle and dots number and rastern

[@DTFSuperstore]

Hi, we have added new Halftone videos we think you may find useful on our channel since posting this. Hope it's helpful and thanks for watching!

[@eversmilezachary]

Sir,is raster and halftone same? Please explain more about them please

[@DTFSuperstore]

No, but sometimes yes...one of the most challenging things in this industry is that one word means multiple things depending on the program, person or technology you are working with. As a graphic designer first, raster is any pixel based artwork (ie jpg, png, tiff) In CADLink Raster and halftoning are in the same edit window. Hope that helps.

[@XinFlying_DTF_Manufacturer]

We are the manufacturer of DTF Printer machine, we are the factory，your video is good！

[@DTFSuperstore]

thanks!

[@thomas_shelby106]

Is it possible to halftone this that doesnt have to be specific for white and black shirt? How about halftone the design that suitable for any color of shirts.

[@DTFSuperstore]

We're working on it!!

[@DTFSuperstore]

@kirk1016 Ask and you shall receive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPQZ5yKZa2Wo80

[@thanhthanhpham5649]

please do it with raster! thanks

[@DTFSuperstore]

what do you mean do it with raster? is that a specific software?

[@famousstars801]

is there an action or plugin that automatically does this?

[@DTFSuperstore]

Not yet...we might be working on a little something. We'll do a video when it's ready for release.

[@hustlazonthablockentertain3223]

Does this process works well with white toner dtf since it's process different than dtf

[@DTFSuperstore]

Yes, it will work with white toner.

[@hustlazonthablockentertain3223]

I tried your steps but I seem to can't get it right I don't know what I'm doing wrong and I'm doing step by step

[@ARMA2ARMENIA]

Great

[@DTFSuperstore]

Awesome!

[@dadodjerlek9078]

i am wondering if this is directly printed from photoshop or from rip software, if from rip software what format is it saved in photoshop

[@DTFSuperstore]

print from rip software. the file type you export depends on your RIP program. We use CADLink Digital Factory 11 and PNG's or PDF's are best.

[@nikitin4600]

dude, how add spot chanel???????????

[@DTFSuperstore]

I have to be honest, at first I was confused because spot colors are a screen printing term, all digital printing uses process colors. Then I did some research and found out that some rip softwares require you to manually put your white layer that is a spot color in photoshop. so...once you've done all the steps in the video. right click on the layer and convert to smart object, then hold down command or ctrl and click on the layer to select all the pixels. then go to the channels panel, click on the hamburger stack in the upper right corner of the panel and select "new spot color"

[@nikitin4600]

@@DTFSuperstore ❤

[@msprintingavenue7462]

did you use black powder?

[@DTFSuperstore]

no, we use white adhesive powder