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Hi Steveyates, This has not been resolved. I tried it out and have yet found a good way to separate them properly. Not to mention the issue you would have once separated and rip=ing them properly. As you said, you would still have to bring it in Photoshop to do that. Sigh, maybe one day it will be a reality. As of now, I can't seem to find a good solution to it. If bitmaps were available then I think there would be a good chance to it.

Hi Kuttyjoe, Thanks for the feedback. I actually already know how to do color separations. I'm well versed in it in both photoshop and illustrator. Since I am new to Affinity, I was hoping there was a way to do them similar to the Adobe products. But from what I am seeing, I don't believe Affinity is really made for it. Thanks Again tho.

Cool, I see the separation. How were you able to pull those colors in those specific plates? I did notice the sep that you sent, that resolution is lower then what I had sent. Is that a by-product of separating the colors? Let me know if this makes sense. I really appreciate the time and effort on this. Thanks

Sorry about that. Here is the file that I created. This is a .psd file. How can you see how much color would show thought another color? Like when creating purple for example? Do you have some type of effect over the layer that gives you a good representation of how it would print? Ogden_Capture_2_Print.psd

Oh okay, Thanks for the tip

Now, just to be clear, I am not referring to doing a separation with solid colors or some mild halftones. Similar to the ones you can achieve in Illustrator, I am referring to doing a full 6 color separations. Like the ones used on multi-colored photograph or panting. I have attached one that we did of someone's painting if it helps. Are you able to do the same in Affinity Photo/Designer? I dont see how that would be possible with using just layers. sep

So I have Affinity Designer on both Ipad and PC. Is it possible to work on both images simultaneously? An example would be if I want to sketch something out on the Ipad and then do the vector work on the PC. Going back and forth doing different things that are done to the same design.

Going back to this topic, I would have to agree with Fotoloco. At least for me Affinity photo seems to be on a good path. Let's hope they would add these necessary features for us screenprinting designers!

This did help, but what I am trying to do is separate a design into 6 different color channels to be used for screen printing. Is there a way that this can be achieved with affinity photo's spare channels?

So I've been looking, and can not find any info on color separation for Affinity Photo. I am working at T-Shirt Press Shop and am looking to replace the Photoshop with Affinity. My main reason for not switching is that I am trying to separated colors into different channels. I cant find this solution in Affinity Photo. So my questions is there a way to do this? I see a channel tab but have no clue on how to create my own channel from the colors that I have selected. Thanks