Making a path from a circle selection

Hey all
I'm trying to create a circle path by first using the Elliptical
marquee tool to draw out a nice circle and then make a work path from
it. But the work path isn't representative of the circle one bit -
actually it doesn't resemble a circle at all, it looks more like a
inflated balloon. So my question is - how does one make a round path in
Photoshop CS2?
Thanks!

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<pre wrap="">Hey all
I'm trying to create a circle path by first using the Elliptical
marquee tool to draw out a nice circle and then make a work path from
it. But the work path isn't representative of the circle one bit -
actually it doesn't resemble a circle at all, it looks more like a
inflated balloon. So my question is - how does one make a round path in
Photoshop CS2?
Thanks!
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Use illustrator, PS is for image processing.
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Re: Making a path from a circle selection

[re a circuitous route to a circular path ]
Yeow, Kingdom. Remind me to stay on your good side, LOL!
Here's my shot at an answer: create a circular path directly by using the
elliptical shape tool in path mode. Hold down shift to constrain the path
to a circle.
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Re: Making a path from a circle selection

nomail@please.invalid (Johan W. Elzenga) wrote in
HA HA HA - You complete TOOL!!!
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Re: Making a path from a circle selection

In article <1hk4zce.fhumjcgh23ysN%nomail@please.invalid>,
Nope; not even close. Try it.
If you do this, the resulting path will be quite jagged. This is to be
expected, if you understand what a selection is.
A selection is a pixel-based object. A perfectly round selection is not
possible; because the selection itself is made of pixels, and because
pixels are square, a selection that is curved will always be
"stairstepped." Setting a very low tolerance on the path makes the
problem worse, as it causes the path to follow the stairstepping
faithfully.
To make a perfectly round path, use the Ellipse tool. When you click on
the Ellipse tool (or any Shape tool), you can tell it to make a path by
clicking on the Paths button in the Options bar. The Paths button is the
one that looks like a square with a pen icon over it. On the Options
bar, it is the center button in the group of three buttons on the
left-hand side.
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nomail@please.invalid (Johan W. Elzenga) wrote in
OK CLEVER CLOGS TRY TYPING ON YOUR PERFECTLY ROUND PATH!
Who the hell are you to tell me to say nothing???
If you don't like what I say by all means add what have to say, ignore
me or add me to your killfilter
BUT DON'T YOU DARE TELL ME WHAT I CAN OR CANNOT SAY. YOU GOT THAT!
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Re: Making a path from a circle selection

If you don't know the answer, say nothing. Of course you can make a
perfectly round path in Photoshop as well.
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Nomail@please.invalid (Johan W. Elzenga)


Re: Making a path from a circle selection

Make a perfect circle with the eliptical marquee tool by holding the
shift key. Then choose 'Make work path' from the path pallette and set
the tolerance to the lowest value (0.5 pixels). That should give you a
perfectly round path.
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Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl


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Re: Making a path from a circle selection

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Use illustrator, PS is for image processing.
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