You can do limited knockouts using their vectorizor tool and doing a color separation. We have tutorials coming out where we use Kittl to do the whole process.
Didn't show any additional steps for dealing with semi transparent pixels. Ive done black knockouts and had a ton of them, is ithe halftone, that particular upscale app or a combination that resulted in no semi transparent issues?
Love your videos, images and content... I am in Canada and doing some small prints here and there with Gildan t-shirts i do not know all the differences in brands etc yet... Thanks for the info ?
You can't split a transfer and combine it in the transfer phase seamlessly. Unfortunately the A3 is limited. You will need a commercial printer for your larger prints. If you need a supplier, we can help. www.transfersuperstars.com/order
Is it enough to simply knock out the black in such an image to print it on a shirt, or do you also have to convert it to a halftone? If you only have to knock out the black: When do you have to convert an image into a halftone and when not?
I’m from New York my favorite shirts are Hanes cause they are thick and nice when peel the sticker off it comes out nice but u didn’t show the part where u printed the artwork on what printer and what paper and the instructions on the printer label what settings
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Hey Pierre Garza, Gildan shirts, awesome, great video. I haven't tried DTF; this is a screen printer ok hobbyists on a on a personal level. All good
Very nice! Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Chile, learning everything that has to do with DTF and make it more breathable and close. to zero-touch
Awesome! Thank you and welcome to our channel
I have become a fan of yours! Thanks for being an inspiration! happy DTF !
Thank you so much!
Pico Rivera , Russell Athletic. Keep up the great work. I’m enjoying these videos.
Glad you like them! Thank you for checking them out. Much Love
I like the Gildan 2000 soft style shirts
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Thank you for this. My method is that I separate the CMYK and cut out the black layer to clean up the edges and then use a halftone screen.
Bro nice finishing...and good one
Thank you bud!
Love the tutorial. I wonder if there is away to do whole process in Canva. Still sort of new and I’m dreading purchasing another app
You can do limited knockouts using their vectorizor tool and doing a color separation. We have tutorials coming out where we use Kittl to do the whole process.
@ great, can’t wait
Didn't show any additional steps for dealing with semi transparent pixels. Ive done black knockouts and had a ton of them, is ithe halftone, that particular upscale app or a combination that resulted in no semi transparent issues?
Working on a tutorial that goes over that in detail. Thanks for the feedback and comment.
Love your videos, images and content... I am in Canada and doing some small prints here and there with Gildan t-shirts i do not know all the differences in brands etc yet... Thanks for the info ?
That is awesome! Thank you for checking us out. We've got a lot of videos that will help you on this journey. Be sure to check them out.
Is there anyway you can make the print wider on an A3 DTF printer? Can you split the image and print on two sheets then heat press?
You can't split a transfer and combine it in the transfer phase seamlessly. Unfortunately the A3 is limited. You will need a commercial printer for your larger prints. If you need a supplier, we can help. www.transfersuperstars.com/order
Is it enough to simply knock out the black in such an image to print it on a shirt, or do you also have to convert it to a halftone?
If you only have to knock out the black: When do you have to convert an image into a halftone and when not?
You want to create halftones so you can preserve the details. If you just take out the black, there won't be any depth to the image.
I’m from New York my favorite shirts are Hanes cause they are thick and nice when peel the sticker off it comes out nice but u didn’t show the part where u printed the artwork on what printer and what paper and the instructions on the printer label what settings
Hello from NY. This was specifically for our artwork tutorial. We have other videos that cover
that topic.
I do 325 15 sec with tight pressure is that to long ?
Settings may vary from your DTF Print Supplier. Our particular transfers only need 300f for 7s. Heavy Pressure. Both Hot and Cold Peel
South Texas I like Gildan XL
Thanks buddy!
Hey brother I want some vector file can you give me please
Unfortunately the artwork is not sharable currently. Please stay tuned
Evelyn from New Albany, OH - Bella Canvas 3001
Appreciate the tip but hate the AI/computer generated voice over.
Thank you for the feedback. We will do our best to improve that process. We appreciate you.