Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
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I will add that we use 65 line art for our sim process. At more than 14 inches viewing distance it is hard to discern that there are dots much less a single or four angle set.
I also believe at higher line counts mis-registration will be less noticeable.
OK, I have an idea. How about next time I print a simulated left chest (huh, it;s been a while since I've done that . . .) I burn the right chest with a a rosette on the same screen?Dave, can Wasatch output a piece of film with different angles on it? Get one side to be all 22.5 and the other to be rosette? I'd like it to be on the same film so they are both equally registered. Then we are talking same film, same screen, same stroke, same registration! pierre
I would agree with that. I'd love to see some of your printing some time. Images?
I'd of not even mentioned that banding issue Yokie pointed out.
Yorkie, that is from loss of dot in the lower percentages of the white underbase. The cause was probably thread eclipse and not weak film. The screens were imaged with the I-jet. I would guess that they were 3% or lower. The white was on a 230 48 micron thread diameter. We now have some 40 micron diameter in use so hopefully that problem will go away.