Step 1 - Creating the Pattern for the Trick
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First we will be creating the pattern we will be using for the trick. Create a new image 2x2px and using the Pencil Tool set to 1px, draw something like the image to the right. You may want to Zoom In ( View > Zoom In ) to do this.
Define your pattern ( Edit > Define Pattern ) and close the image.
Step 3 - Creating the Trick
Create a new image the same size as your other two images and paste both your images onto it.
The two images should be on two separate layers. Move the cover image layer above the hidden image layer.
Create a new layer and move it above the hidden image layer but below the cover image.
Fill ( Edit > Fill ) this layer with the pattern you made in Step 1. Change the Blending Mode of this layer to “Exclusion”.
The two images should be on two separate layers. Move the cover image layer above the hidden image layer.
Create a new layer and move it above the hidden image layer but below the cover image.
Fill ( Edit > Fill ) this layer with the pattern you made in Step 1. Change the Blending Mode of this layer to “Exclusion”.
Step 4 - Final Adjustements
Activate on the hidden Image layer on the Layer Palette and invert the colors ( Image > Adjustments > Invert or press Ctrl-I ) .
Change to opacity of the cover image to change how well you can see the hidden image when selected.
More opacity means a less obvious hidden image when not selected but a much weaker hidden image when selected.
Less opacity means a more obvious hidden image when not selected but a much more visible hidden image when selected.
Have fun!
Change to opacity of the cover image to change how well you can see the hidden image when selected.
More opacity means a less obvious hidden image when not selected but a much weaker hidden image when selected.
Less opacity means a more obvious hidden image when not selected but a much more visible hidden image when selected.
Have fun!
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