Chapter 3. HOW TO DO COLOR REDUCTION IN PHOTOSHOP. Part I- FLAT COLOR

Photoshop for Textile. PRINT design. HOW TO DO COLOR REDUCTION / COLOR SEPARATION

[paramjitpanesar]

Greatful for teaching in very simple way.

[irinas]

Thank you so much for the lessons! I watched so many videos about file preparation for textile production. But lot of thinks was not clear for me. Thank goodness I finally found your channel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[keziafrederick]

Your video is so good! I've seen a lot on colour reducing but not explaining what to do when theres unwanted pixels, so your video was great! I'll def make sure I watch every video of yours! thanks!

[Sweetpotato]

Thank you for these videos. I just found your channel and it's so helpful. Cheers!

[thiniceking]

This is very useful as a screen printer. Thank you!

[mohanasundaram]

I've learnt a lot from, I'm grateful to you

[tjchan]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. You have answered a lot of my questions that I had for a while. What format do I save as to send to the mill? Do you call it color separation as well?

[HeartmadeDesign]

thanks for this video! I never tried the option indexed color, instead I was using spot channels. However, I followed your instructions with my watercolor paintings and didn't end up looking that great... Do you have any tips for that?

[riyazuddinkazi]

Dear Mam, I want to know how to give water color effect to object in Photoshop to digital printing. If you give tutorial for that I would be grateful to you

[roxannetamberen]

Yes, but most companies use screens, not rollers.