Open the image in Photoshop.
Right-click the image's menu-bar and select
"Duplicate". Click OK when
prompted. This will create a second copy of the image.
In the new image, go to Image -> Mode and select
Grayscale. Click OK when prompted.
Go to Image -> Mode again and select Bitmap.
When prompted, make sure that you have
"Halftone Screen" selected in the Method field . Click OK.
Adjust the field labeled Frequency. Choose any number between 1
and 999 and click OK. Keep doing this until the halftone pattern is the size
you want it to be.
Go to Image -> Mode and select Grayscale. When prompted, input 1 and
click OK.
In the Layers window, double-click the "Background" layer and
select OK. It should now read Layer 0.
Using the Move Tool, drag the halftone image into
the original window. You can now close the duplicate window.
In the Layers window, open
the first drop-down menu and select Overlay.
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