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Artelf2xs:
What? no mention of Wilflex easy art?
Pretty much they are all just recorded action in Photoshop you can create yourself.... With the exception of Separation studio, freehand graphs at the link above softwareforscreenprinters.com which is a stand a lone program.


I'f go with Dot tone Dan, But I think it quit working on the Mac platform :-P

really Like tpitman said, it's usuing a set applied rulles that just can wotk on every image... even the best ones need to be adjusted, and if you know enough to do that you know enough to just sep them or record your own actions.

tpitman:

--- Quote from: Artelf2xs on August 04, 2011, 03:28:32 PM ---really Like tpitman said, it's usuing a set applied rulles that just can wotk on every image... even the best ones need to be adjusted, and if you know enough to do that you know enough to just sep them or record your own actions.

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You obviously haven't seen the ones I've tried doing from scratch. It wasn't pretty.   :P

sportsshoppe:
I have not had the pleasure of Dan seping one for me yet but not to knock his price or his talent.( because that is undisputed )...But for my seps in my little town I use QS's and I really like Simple Seps from Advanced Artist along with several of his programs. He is a Corel guy and for my business 90% of the time that is what I use. So I guess I am saying it is according to your customer needs. I saw one of P's shirts he did from Dan's seps and it was amazing the detail but then again that is P's needs.... So Ya got a choice I guess. Good Luck

Shanarchy:
I bought a copy of QuickSeps about 8 months ago. I honestly haven't had a chance to mess around with it. I have used Steve (Sbrem) to sep a job for me and had someone else do a redraw for me a couple of times on some really crappy jpgs that illustrtator trace could not help. I would like to learn how to utilize quickseps and see what it's realistic "quick" abilities are. I think that no matter what, you will be better off with someone who knows their stuff doing the high end stuff. I plan to try out Dan at some point as well (most of my jobs are basic and don't require much). I met Pierre in AC this year and from the stuff he was telling me about working with Dan it really sounds like it can help to up your game.

I don't think quickseps allows a free trial, but T-Seps does. http://t-biznetwork.com/t-seps/nsp/ They are both a lot alike. I don't off hand remember why I chose quickseps over t-seps. I think it may have been on sale, But either way, sample it and see if you feel like it would be a worthwile addition for you.

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