Part1: Tanio Ink shows us how he separates CMYK using Adobe Photoshop, he shares useful tips to obtain halftone value using a simple formula, and other screen printing advice. He works with t-shirts but this advice will work for printing onto other fabrics and surfaces!
Part 2: next video shows registration and printing...
Times 00:47 Opening design in photoshop 01:20 Converting image into CMYK 01:51 Opening a new file (make sure this is in grey scale) 02:25 Halftone 02:40 Frequency - Mesh Counts These should be tested to suit your work: Try 60-46 for paper screens or high detail on textiles screens Try 40-22 for textiles and or heavier prints/surfaces He uses American measurements in this video. 03:08 Angles C: 15 M: 75 Y:0 B:45 07:17 Print outs (we use paper not film) Mark each film and notice the registration marks he uses to help line up the screens