17.11.16

Hi.

Hope this isn't breaking any rules (humblest apologies in advance!).

Do any of you learned peeps out there recognise this line effect in Photoshop as I would like to use it on a font?

Most grateful for any useful advice or links, and many thanks in anticipation.

Best,

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circle concertric photoshop

in Photoshop :
Filter gallery > Sketch > Halftone Pattern > Circle

here's what i just did :

Hi, and thanks for your input.

Had already tried that, but appreciate your time and effort anyway.

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Hi, and thanks for your suggestion!

This looks very promising - will give it a whirl, and get back to you.

Thanks again for your input - much appreciated!

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@ 'claudeserieux' - sorry for delayed response.

Unfortunately, no luck (I see that I had already tried that previously, but couldn't
re-position the centre of the circle).

Ah well, will just have to keep trying - unless you or anyone else have some bright
ideas?

Thanks again for taking the time, and trying - much appreciated!

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Just think a bit more :
Enlarge the canvas (Image > Canvas size), then reposition the image to make it match with what's on your mind (taking into consideration that the circle will be centered)
Once it's done, just crop the image according to your needs.
Done.

26.11.16

@ 'claudeserieux' - actually, just thought of something using layers which might work.

Will keep you posted.

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@ 'daaams' - many thanks for that, again, I'll give it a try and report back!

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Several heads are better than one etc.!

@ claudeserieux' and 'daaams' - I *think* I might have it sussed from a combination of your suggestions,
plus what I had thought of doing using layers.

I enlarged the canvas; on a separate layer, I drew a panel larger than the image, and filled it with black;
I used the filters above on the black panel; I moved the filtered panel over the area where I wanted the
centre to begin; I used blending mode 'Hard Light' on the layer; and lastly, I used 'Auto Levels' on the
layer. Abracadabra!

I need to tweak it a bit more, but it's pretty much what I was looking for, so, many thanks to one and all
for your time and input, it is very much appreciated!

Way to go people!

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P.S. You need to crop the image before the 'Auto Levels' effect kicks in!

Cheers!

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