Best Halftone Settings For Portraits
Dial in flattering halftone portraits with smoother transitions, strong contrast control, and subtle texture.
- Start with a medium grid size (16-24) to preserve facial features while keeping print character.
- Use slight smoothing (0.5-1.5) to reduce harsh skin artifacts.
- Try Jarvis-Judice-Ninke or Stucki for balanced detail and less aggressive noise.
- If you want graphic editorial style, use Burkes with higher contrast.