[PHOTOSHOP] write in half circle

A bit annoying to explain, but it's already online :-)

http://ww11.dezign-box.net/tutoriaux/tutoriaux/description.php3?ID=56&cat=Effets%20de%20texte

Good evening

thank you for the info but I'm afraid of the difficulties in importing it into Photoshop, which I must not give up on; I'm not losing hope that someone will find a solution for this Photoshop

see you later

thank you king but I think I've found the trick in layers < texte < deform

so I set it to -60, which creates a dip (instead of a bump with 50) and I widened the letters by 400%... it creates a big smile on the cake

I don't know if it's very orthodox but it looks pretty good;

... there's still a corner a bit in the air though...
and a tiny bit of a circle that squishes a little in the middle...

I almost forgot the possibilities of this technique are fully described here (in English):

http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/photoshop/articles/phs8ppcircletxt.html

Hello,

When we talk about curves, about writing in circles, we think vectorial.

This kind of manipulation is easy with Inkscape.

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Hello, in my opinion it would be simpler to do it with Illustrator. There is an option that allows you to write according to the shape you want, and then of course you can export it to Photoshop, meaning you don't have to finish the work in Illustrator.

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Well Salwa, I would like you to show me how to write following a form, but how are you going to do it?!

hasta'

arf !

Selection tool _and not direct selection then
Rotation tool

_have to stick to the Nicot grass to manage to set the thing

and haven't tried to import it into Photoshop yet...

vectorize or not vectorize... I did look up the definition on Google...

see you!

I didn't quite understand the problem, but you can enlarge the text in the text box; you can also rotate it for a better result by holding down the Alt key.

Then you export the file in PSD format so you can finish the work in Photoshop.

In my opinion, you shouldn't vectorize the text, at least not now,
because if you vectorize the text, you won't be able to edit it afterwards.

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hey!

the thing: the curvilinear tool: Grab the straight line (cursor) that sits against the circle and swing it towards the inside of the circle!
it changes the position of the font!

I saw a friend this afternoon; )

oh! the magic!

thank you very much Salwa : )

Never two without three...
For those who don't want to inspect the documentation in English,

Once your text is along the path, the path selection tool allows you to move the text along the curve.
The text options are of course still available...

Cheers!

I want to learn to write on images
but not too complicated.

cs3
choose font size
write your word horizontally at the bottom of the CD, then right-click with the mouse and select "distort text," then
style: choose lower arc
then adjust your text in a circle for the bottom using all the other sliders
and all possible positions, try all the sliders
1 choose style
2 then h or v
3 inflow slider
4 horizontal distortion
5 vertical distortion
test all this and you'll be able to do everything in writing
it's that simple and no need to make circles

Hello
In Photoshop, another simple option that doesn’t allow for much adjustment but gives nice effects:
you create your circle or whatever, using the text tool you type your text, and without validating you right-click and you have access to a box that gives you the possibility to make some adjustments in an arc shape, above, below, etc...
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If you have Illustrator installed, I can show you how to write in a circle :) but apparently you managed to do it in Photoshop, so no worries ;)

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not too bad, but not enough ... *

* not bad, but not enough ...

well, at first glance ... I had another priority this afternoon

I just tried, so yes, the text is in the right orientation but for now, the text is between half and just under a quarter, as King would say, it needs to be placed a bit over the half
and then pulled slightly away

I’m going back to it

hello!

Hello again! I just realized that you wanted to write in a semicircle. Here’s how to do it :)

1. Create a circle with the ellipse tool as I explained previously http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/166/cercletc5.jpg

2. With the scissors tool, click on the two horizontal points of the circle, that is, the left and right points

http://img70.imageshack.us/img70/5347/outilciseauxgx7.jpg
http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/9636/couperpointsiv3.jpg

3. Now that the circle is cut in half, you only need to select the top part and click on delete to obtain a semicircle
http://img397.imageshack.us/img397/7002/couperdemicercleis9.jpg
http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/9365/demicerclefl3.jpg

4. Finally, choose the curved text tool, position it on the circle, click on it, and then write :)
http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/7133/ecrireendemicerclevu7.jpg

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