How to design Pie Charts in Photoshop | Fast and Easy | HD
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- How to design Pie Charts in Photoshop
Fast & East tutorial on how we can create pie charts. After having this problem of creating Pie charts on my own in Photoshop I came to this understanding that many people would be having the same problem. So I decided to make a tutorial on it.
In this video we start with creating a ellipse shape layer from the shape layers option.
After which we choose the pen tool and select one of the anchor points and delete it.
This leaves us with a half ellipse, then we modify the shape of the ellipse using the pen tool accordingly.
This is a very fast, short and easy tutorial on creating pie charts.
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it only works for right angles
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thank you for tutorial very helpfull
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very good
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I can't get the anchor points to show up, following the way you've done it.
Excellent presentation, thank you
Thanks, glad it was helpful
How did you deleted it ?
Actually this is not a pie chart.
wtf 's old key
Cntrl-Q = Quit?
Yes, its actually command+q on a mac. This is a standard mac shortcut. Now something that would work on windows i guess.
@@GraphicWorkers ok thank you
what a waste of time in this video. People dont make pie charts in right angles and 180 degrees lol.. u can find such shapes on google.
This video shows a method, you can make it ar any angle with this methood
There's always one...