Printing Transparencies: Method 1 (using Printer Color Profiles; most reliable)

Photos & Bitmaps

First, set up your transparency as outlined in the Digital File Preparation section. Your photo must be a bitmap to show up for silkscreen.
Open up your bitmap in Photoshop .(File >Open)
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Important:
Covert your bitmap back to Grayscale by going Image > Mode > Grayscale. This method won't work if you don't do this.
In the dialog that pops up, set Size Ratio at 1.
Go to File > Print
Select the following:
1. Under COLOR MANAGEMENT
  Printer: Epson 9880
  1. Color Handling: Printer manages colors
  2. Choose Normal Printing
  3. Rendering Intent: Relative Colormetric
2. Under POSITION AND SIZE (scroll down)
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  1. Scale: 100% (this is important for the dot resolution)
  2. Position: Where on the print area you want it to be (top, middle, bottom). Center is always safe.
3. Under PRINTING MARKS
  1. These can be useful, especially for registering CMYK prints. The registration, description and crop marks can help (but remember you will have to cover them up on your screen)
  2. Description can be useful to remember which transparency is which. It will put your file name on your transparency; especially useful for CMYK separations to remember which is which.
Now press on the PRINT SETTINGS button at the top, beside "COPIES"
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