Re: Probably a really dumb question for the Photoshop gurus

Hmm well not sure how to actually create hollow circles but using the
layers you can do it this way.

Select the "selection tool" hold mouse button and choose the circle selection
option.

make a circular selection, fill with desired color.

KEEP SELECTION.

add new layer

Go to the "Select" menu then choose modify [alt+s+m] then either expand
your selection by 2 pixels or contract it depending upon which way you want
to go and fill that selection with the desired color and keep doing this 
until you
have all the circles needed.

So now with the layers you created you will get your bullseye.

At 04:50 PM 10/15/99 -0400, Tom Grenier wrote:
>I've recently moved from Paint Shop Pro to Photoshop 5.5.  What I see so
>far I really like, and see why those in the know usually say Photoshop
>is the only way to go.  I've taken a ZDU class to learn it, and all was
>well until I tried to create a new graphic.
>
>What I  want to do (in part) is to draw a series a concentric circles
>(like a bulls eye target) with the circles 1 or 2 pixels thick.  For the
>life of me I cannot figure out how to do this in Photoshop.  Both PSP
>and Illustrator (which I have an old version of ) have tools to do this
>in the tool palette.
>
>Can this be done in Photoshop? -- or do I need to do this in Illustrator
>or PSP and import the file into Photoshop?   I've tried help and
>searched all the menus and can find nothing on drawing geometric shapes.
>
>Tom

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