Hidden Photo Optical Illusion

To see the hidden image tilt the computer screen, look at the screen from a side angle, step away from the screen, or shake your head really fast. The image is almost completely invisible if viewing strait on and semi close.

I was looking at optical illusions when I came across "John Lennon optical illusion." See link below for the illusion.
http://www.moillusions.com/wp-content/uploads/1.bp.blogspot.com/_cxmptAPYR-s/Rgaa5KgQbWI/AAAAAAAAAiM/5daHyzsad5s/s400/Lennon+Illusion.jpg
I looked on the internet for a tutorial but couldn't find one. After playing around with Photoshop I came up with this Instructable.

Here is the finished file. 
 


This can be done with a photo or text. 

Tools needed:
-Adobe Photoshop
- A Photo

Step 1 Black and White lines

Open a new Photoshop file.
Make the size 4 px wide and 9 px long (image 1.)
Zoom in if needed to see.
Use the Single Column Marquee tool  to select 1 column of px (image 2.)
Use the paint bucket tool to fill column. Follow the color scheme, black gray(9f9f9f) white gray(9f9f9f), as seen in image 3.
Define the pattern Edit / Define pattern (images 4 and 5.)

Comments

[nesvesni]

This is great !!! thank you :)))

[coaleu]

Np and thanks for the comment

[sconde1]

Hey! This was very useful thank you very much! So sweet :)

[coaleu]

Thanks so much!

[vk560002]

I'm not getting properly, Please send me this file by mail so i can check
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[coaleu]

ok i will send you the file. if you have any other questions please comment

[Pinksalamander]

Can you make a tuturial on how to make this on GIMP?

[coaleu]

Never really used gimp so i cant if you have any questions i will try and answer them based on photo shop.

[khayath]

hai dude , dats really good...i just wana thnk u, for this...thnk you very much..

[coaleu]

Thanks

[Chrystalkay]

You should combine this method with the double face one. It would have people really wondering what they were seeing, but liking it.

Chris

[rimar2000]

Interesting, but not so hidden...

[coaleu]

Thanks for the comment. Yeah my face really isn't that hidden. How hidden it is has to do with angle of view and size/distance from the screen. I didn't want to make it that hard to see the image. The lower the opacity the harder it is to see and makes it where you have to look at more of an extreme angle to see the hidden image. The attached image is a lot harder to see. I have to tilt my laptop screen at at 135° to see the image.

[rimar2000]

This is a really hidden image.