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When another image shall be encoded in the original image,
no regions need to be selected within the original image
as it is the case with textual data encoding. The image to
be encoded can be arbitrarily moved once it has been
inserted into the original image, provided no other
regions to be coded are intersected. As an example, the following two images show the replacement of a yellow dandelion bloom by its aged pendant. This blowball appears as soon as the mouse cursor enters the yellow bloom. In the following the creation of this example is illustrated. |
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Building the example
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