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Hello,

I have found a way to do some steganography with imagemagick and it's capacity to extract bit planes, but now I'm stuck for merging the different bit planes.

I have two images A and B (same size):
A is the mask et B the secret i want to hide.
On A I do :

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convert A -fx '(int(u*255)&240)/255' A

to keep the 4 most significant bits.

On B I do :

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convert B -fx '(int(u*255)&240)/(255*16)' B

to keep the 4 most significant bits and shift them to the 4 less significant ones.

The question is : How do I merge A and B to make my final image C ?
Code to recover the secret :

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convert C -fx '(int(u*255)&15)*(16/255)' D

P.S. Sorry for my English (french).

Hello again,

Finally found it by myself. Just have to add layers with this command :

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convert A B -background black -compose plus -layers flatten C

Here you can test with this image :
http://zupimages.net/viewer.php?id=16/48/1ika.png

To reveal the hidden secret just do :

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convert input.png -fx '(int(u*255)&15)*(16/255)' output.png

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[SOLVED] Bit plane merging

[SOLVED] Bit plane merging

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