Thanks Jonathan, and thanks for the direct video links, apparently i missed some of these...I'm on it....peace

Lost the instruction packet that came with the catspit waterproof transparency film. Which side is the print side? I see a rounded corner on one of the film edges. I'm ready to give this a non postscript try...no postscript rip for the hp 6110xi...thanks in advance...also i have a squeegie question....

Thanks, I should have read that post yesterday. Youre correct...I was having trouble with an 11 at 6.5 units using the 26-1k nuarc...I've cleaned the screens, theyre drying, I'll recoat them tonight since my darkroom isnt finished and try again tomorrow...I think the 7 showed solid around 4 units wh...

I watched the video on proper exposure. I came across a Stouffer T-2115 stransmission step wedge numbered to 21 steps over by the Nuarc for plates. Is this the same step guide that is mentioned? Will "11" yeild my best results on the Stouffer gauge? thanks in advance. Now I have to make up...

I am wondering how most of you arrived at an optimum exposure time for your screens? I am thinking about ussing this method to arrive at that magic number. I am first going to create several one inch by one inch boxes in Photoshop and create different screen halftone values for those boxes and fill ...

What around the household can be used as a micro abrasive that will degrease and abrade mildly before imaging a new screen? Soft scrub?...Lava soap with micro pumice and a soft nylon brush perhaps? The screen will be used for the rhino method, yes, I got a nice halftone image, cant wait to put it on...

In Illustrator, working in CMYK with CMYK color sliders you can specify which 2 "spot" colors to use to make your custom gradient, use 2 channels of the C,M,Y,K, leave the other two color chanels blank. Set your screen frequency in the printer separations dialogue box, set the dot shape , ...

Thanks Jonathan, we ordered your inket film just before new years and I got large sheets of acetate for mounting from DickBlick art supply house, however, the HPinkjet that we have is not Postscript and wont RIP a halftone, so, since i discovered how to really dump toner , which i was not doing in t...

I can't wait to give the method another try with the HP5000 now that I am aware that the test I gave it might not have been on the highesst toner setting. In fact, I am looking forward to trying it tomorrow again as this mixed halftone job really needs to get out of here. I'll let you know. I still ...

I'm having this issue as well....and what kind of exposure time would be common with the single point 1000 watt halogen ? I've seen people writing between 5 and 12 minute exposure times...using the ryonet style startup exposure unit...I was at 90 seconds today..with bad wash out results...the solid ...