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Take 2 images, crop some part of both the images and swap them

 



Libraries Required for this 

1.numpy

2.Matplotlib

3.opencv

Taking input from the user using

img1 = cv2.imread("imageone.jpg")
img2 = cv2.imread("imagetwo.png")

Converting both the images into RGB format from BGR

img1 = cv2.cvtColor(img1,cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB)

Showing image using Matplotlib

plt.imshow(imagename)

Make sure that both the images are of same sizes to add them together one can check the shape of the image and confirm whether both image has same size

using
imgname.shape

return (x,y,[RGB])


Cropping the image


cropimg1 = img1[1000:1700 , 400:1300]
plt.imshow(cropimg1)


Resizing the image


cropimg1= cv2.resize(cropimg1,(900,400))
cropimg2= cv2.resize(cropimg2,(900,700))


Swapping the Two part


img1[1000:1700 , 400:1300] = cropimg2
plt.imshow(img1)


Concatenating the hstack

newimg = np.hstack((img1,img2))

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