Rasterization Techniques In Affinity Photo

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In this video we really dive into Affinity and I show you how to rasterize your artwork and perform different methods for a Knockout Black to prepare your art for DTG, DTG and Laser White Toner printing, to name a few.
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Technique 1: th-cam.com/video/DC12uyk18uA/w-d-xo.html
Technique 2: th-cam.com/video/DC12uyk18uA/w-d-xo.html
Technique 3: th-cam.com/video/DC12uyk18uA/w-d-xo.html

[@MrBaggareds]

This is awesome 👏🏽

[@edricferdinands8219]

Great explanations. I was wondering how the halftone method could be varied for different color shirts. The Rasterize to Mask function shows the white area as visible and the black is effectively will be the color of your shirt. How would this have been done on a white shirt, for instance?

[@martindufek]

Thanks for explanation :)

[@jrod1845]

Fantastic, Sir

[@boydriver2978]

@Pixel Moshpit Could you do the whole thing , including the text, as a halftone. Would that look good on a shirt in your opinion please?

[@PixelMoshpit]

You can, uniform halftone or regular halftone. I suggest for the best results, keep hard edges hard and soft fades as halftones.

[@ExposedRoot]

Very nice!!!!!

[@PixelMoshpit]

Thanks!!

[@davidnowicki7964]

So i have 1 question or maybe I missed it. Are the pixels that were transparent, solid after raster? What I mean is, in white toner (and even in screenprint), a white underbase is applied in order to do darker shirts. And since neither process can print "opaque" pixels (pixels with transparency) what we do is make those opaque pixels solid and then change to gradually halftone it out to fade it into the shirt to create the "effect" of transparency. If you don't and try to print as is, the underbase shows thru and you get a white haze in those areas. I was carefully watching the smoky red areas in all 3 methods and they still appear to still have transparency, albeit with holes in it. In PS this easily fixed by creating a bitmap halftone mask and use the original image as a clipping mask inside of it, but you have much less control of the halftone and the vibrancy of color gets dull because your eyes are drawn to the black. But this is otherwise a much more controlling and cost effective way instead of a $500 RIP.

[@PixelMoshpit]

I have added an update to the Rasterization kit that will create the halftones with no transparency.

[@Le_Blanc666]

Can you do color separation in affinity? For screen printing.

[@RahimiBashir]

Very nice work, but I can't do the same way in PhotoShop. This software is very powerful. I have a question, once you're done with rasterization, do you print directly from Affinity Photo? Is there something like clipping mask, like PhotoShop to print artwork without white background?

[@stavrosoikonomakos5120]

There is a live filter u can use called ‘’erase white layer’’

[@davidm8046]

I am getting into white toner printing.. however I have not ever used a photo editing program. Only vector art - how do you create the white layer that will go on the bottom - and contract it by about 3-4 pixels?

[@jondrive8801]

Please help me. The quick knockout black only works half the time. Some of my images it just turns them black. Please respond to my email. Thank you

[@bastilleisgod3168]

Tutorial on making a vintage bootleg shirt please using affinity photo.

[@arammingbull1519]

can this program be used on affinity photo on ipad pro?

[@dannyluyo]

Hi. Did you get an answer?

[@gregh.4668]

Which technique(s) does your kit have, and does your kit work with Affinity Photo2?

[@PixelMoshpit]

Yes, they work for Affinity Photo 2. The kit covers everything really. Hard alias processing to halftoning.