Question on halftone screens

[3Deep]

I've been looking and trolling some sites and very interested in seeing an 85 lpi and above halftone film screen, I know some of you have printed with these before and use 305 and above screens.  I tried awhile back and my halftone screen dam near look solid, so I know if I even tried to print with it it would turn to a solid print in a heartbeat, if you have some film laying around would you post it up here.

[cbjamel]

85lpi on 305? Wouldn't you need either 355 or higher to hold the dots?
I do 55-65lpi on 305 no problem.
Curious. Plus I would love to 85 lpi films posted also.

Shane

[3Deep]

Shane maybe,  (355 mesh) I don't know that's why I'm asking

[cbjamel]

I am thinking in the 400's for 85, could be wrong.
Shane

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[jvanick]

85lpi on a 225S mesh screen on our epson-based I-Image.

edit: uploaded the actual file so you can zoom in on it...

[1964GN]

In my previous life... CMYK heat transfers... we used 82 lpi on 355's with incredible results. This was with image setter film though and I have always questioned whether inkjet fill could even come close.

[3Deep]

Was that a one stroke print?

[Sbrem]

We printed a 7 color sim process at 85 by mistake about 10 years ago, on 355's, came out very weil, it was reordered 4 times. We usually are happy at 50 lpi...

Steve