Abstract
We have developed an encryption method using a computer-generated hologram (CGH) embedded in a dithered image. First, confidential information is converted into a CGH. Next, the CGH data undergo two separate dithering processes in parallel: one corresponding to CGH white pixels and one corresponding to CGH black pixels. The results from both processes are used to form a dither matrix for creating the final dithered and encoded image. In this way, confidential information can be embedded into the image. The confidential information can be extracted using a technique similar to CGH optical reconstruction.
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