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It's a shameunfortunate that you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this since the output would be raster, not vector. I suppose you could start over again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any automated way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here

It's a shame you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this since the output would be raster, not vector. I suppose you could start over again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any automated way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here

It's unfortunate that you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this since the output would be raster, not vector. I suppose you could start over again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any automated way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here

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Billy Kerr
Billy Kerr
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It's a shame you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this since the output would be raster, not vector. I suppose you could start over again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any automated way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here

It's a shame you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this. I suppose you could start again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here

It's a shame you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this since the output would be raster, not vector. I suppose you could start over again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any automated way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here

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Billy Kerr
Billy Kerr
  • 89.5k
  • 6
  • 83
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It's a shame you hadn't begun your project in Illustrator. Photoshop just isn't the right kind of software for work like this. I suppose you could start again. As Scott has said, short of finding (or writing) a script, neither Illustrator nor Photoshop has any way of scaling concentric circles of various widths so that the gap between them is the same, after the fact.

In Illustrator it would have been easy enough to create a polar grid, and fill the cells with the Live Paint bucket.

For example:

enter image description here