Apple picker Surely you have ever seen an image that, when viewed in more detail, was composed of other small photographs. This is a very interesting effect. If you want to make one yourself, get one Mosaic.
If you're into photo effect apps, try Mozaikr. He could satisfy your desires to create spectacular mosaics.
Similar programs appeared on PCs many years ago, but I would dare to guess that Mozaikr will be used and expanded only in iZarěřeních.
After starting the application, you will see a gallery with samples of well-known painters, displayed in cover flow (in traditional portrait mode). You will certainly at least recognize Mrs. Líza or Vincent van Gogh's self-portrait in it. Although there is no guide waiting for you to guide you through the application and its use, but in these illustrative images you can familiarize yourself with the details of use.
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But what will completely disarm you is the simplicity of use. The application used my recent photos, from which it created the subsequent mosaic. You just found the lighter ones yourself, put them together in the lighter parts of the photo and the darker ones in the darker parts of the amazing puzzle or you upload the photo. Attention, the application requires enabled Location Services for this function. Then you just choose whether you want to create a mosaic quickly or with high quality. I waited a little longer than I expected for the first mosaic. But when I saw the final result in high resolution, I thought it was worth the wait. The calculation of the mosaic is demanding on processor performance.
During creation, you will see the number of images from which the mosaic will be assembled. At the same time, the cubes will be stacked together until you see your entire creation on the screen. And then it is only up to you whether you will keep it only in the Photo Album or share it.
The sharing function is still in its infancy, you can only use Twitter and send via e-mail. I expect that the developers will continue to work on expanding these options and we will see them in some other update. During the writing of this review, the 1.0.1 update appeared in iTunes, which fixes minor flaws and adds localization to Dutch.
The application also offers the option of exporting your created mosaic. There are four options: send to Photo Album, to iTunes in small format (3034×4662), to iTunes in large format (6150×9450), and to iTunes in full format (12300×18900), which you can use for large format printing. An approximate time for the transfer of your creation will also be appreciated.
While trying out the app, I also came across another trick: when you tap on any image from the mosaic, it will appear separately, so you can see every detail.
What you will definitely appreciate is the simplicity of adding photos, and if you wait a while while your work is calculated, you will be satisfied. I wish the developers good luck in developing this app. I think it will find many users who will diversify their creations in this way.
The application is currently only available in the Czech and Slovak App Store, but the developers promise to expand to other countries on their website.
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Update after the article deadline:
The price has been temporarily reduced by €0,79.
