'Patterning" in CMYK Printing

[Captain_Type]

If the subjects in question just woke up from sleeping on corduroy pillows, there can be an interference pattern between the screening and the red lines on their face.  :laugh:

[jimking]

Run your yellow at the same angle as cyan. Sounds crazy, but think about it, it does work.

[Grimace]

If the subjects in question just woke up from sleeping on corduroy pillows, there can be an interference pattern between the screening and the red lines on their face.  :laugh:

Yeah those corduroy pillows are always making headlines!

[DigiCorn]

Hey Grimace: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeyU7uVOTic

[Grimace]

Hey Grimace: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeyU7uVOTic

Ha!
"nothing can kill The Grimace"

Good info to have. Thanks for that!

[DigiCorn]

"nothing can kill The Grimace"

Yeah... I love that line

[determined]

Late getting to this thread but the place I work at before used to run a different line screen on the yellow (sounds crazy, I know, but apparently it worked)....I think (not sure, it's been awhile) it was a smaller screen dot like if the job was 150, the yellow was 175, something like that

[impodave]

I noticed that years ago when we were still using a filmsetter - the yelo always seemed to be a finer - like 175 when the other 3 were 150. Havent checked the new output  thru CTP to see if its still that way.....

[Farabomb]

I think I remember seeing an option in prinergy that bumps the yellow line screen. Haven't had any issues so we don't use it.