If you're doing halftoning with the intent to get custom DTF (direct to film) prints for t shirts, you might find this tool helpful: https://tools.encona.com/d

If you're doing halftoning with the intent to get custom DTF (direct to film) prints for t shirts, you might find this tool helpful: https://tools.encona.com/dtf https://tools.encona.com/dtf It aims to 'knock out' some areas of the image: make them transparent in the digital image so those areas are not part of the final film. This means less of the surface of the t shirt has film on it, allowing it to be breathable and flexible. I got some DTF prints made before I knew you were meant to do this. The tutorials online required a lot of steps so I made the above for next time. Not tested for real yet.