What have you printed lately?

[Dottonedan]

Obviously a very well done print and separations. Top stuff there.

[blue moon]

looking good!

how was it separated?

pierre

[GraphicDisorder]

Some more from us, sorry for kinda shitty pics:

[Gabe]

nice prints i like them all, especially the locomotive
Gabe

[3Deep]

CastleKing, dude that print just knocked my socks off your right that was dead on..its ashame customers don't appreciate all the hard work it takes to get a nice print like that, and again WOW!!!

Darryl

[CastleKing]

Her is another one from today. 355 mesh, 10 colors. Seps done the good 'ol fashioned way. We spent about 4 hours on this sep.

[3Deep]

CastleKing, I,m in awe nice work, plus the girl is cute LOL

Darryl

[dirkdiggler]

Castleking, I bow down to you!  You got to enter your prints at SGIA and give Anderson Studios a run for there money.  Thats all I can say. 

[RICK STEFANICK]

Dan, your work is great..and on top of that i know all your systems are in place. with all your doing why dont you shoot over to that other thread and give your thoughts on DTS. We need a large shops perspective and i'm sure you have researched this.. thanks

[ZooCity]

Castleking, that Inspired print is what everyone wants to pull off before they retire/die.  So I guess you can retire and/or die now if ya want.

 I hope somebody genuinely appreciated that beside a bunch of other printers.

[LuxInks]

damn can you even see a 4% dot at 85lpi with out a loupe?

Hi Castle King.
I am interested in what emulsion you are using to be able to hold that percentage if you don't mind sharing. We are losing dots (acceptable amount) anything over 65lpi.
Thanks,
Paul

[CastleKing]

damn can you even see a 4% dot at 85lpi with out a loupe?

Hi Castle King.
I am interested in what emulsion you are using to be able to hold that percentage if you don't mind sharing. We are losing dots (acceptable amount) anything over 65lpi.
Thanks,
Paul

We use Autotype TX dual cure emulsion on a 355 mesh. Emulsion thickness is 9 microns.

[alan802]

I need to speak up on all the prints lately, fabulous stuff. 

Castle, wow!  That's some super fine stuff, I told Rick this morning that it might be the best print I've ever seen from a picture, both of them.  We would struggle with something like that for a while but you probably nailed it fairly quickly I assume.  What type of exposure unit do you use?  Bulb specs specifically?

[CastleKing]

I need to speak up on all the prints lately, fabulous stuff. 

Castle, wow!  That's some super fine stuff, I told Rick this morning that it might be the best print I've ever seen from a picture, both of them.  We would struggle with something like that for a while but you probably nailed it fairly quickly I assume.  What type of exposure unit do you use?  Bulb specs specifically?

This job took us about 1.5 hours to get nailed. We changed pms colors a few times before we were 100% happy with the print. The next time we run it we'll have it ready in under 30 minutes. We use a NuArc Trilight 6,000 W unit. The bulb is metal halide.

[RICK STEFANICK]

Dan, thanks for posting that amazing print.. dale would be proud..  lol   I couldnt resist..