Artensoft Photo Mosaic Wizard is one of the simplest and most rewarding tools designed to transform a plain photograph into a mosaic made up of pictures taken from your entire photo collection. The program’s high-end composition algorithms will find the right pictures required to compose a beautiful mosaic that will resemble the original photograph faithfully.
The program will use as many as 500 pictures (actually, this is the recommended minimum amount) to compose the photo montage. If you don’t happen to have that many photos in your collection, you can always download the program’s image bank, so you shouldn’t worry about that. Actually, thanks to the program’s wizard-based design, there is very little you will need to worry about. Everything is taken care of in five easy steps – load the master image you want to transform into a mosaic, a base of cell images to use in the process, generate the mosaic, correct it (if necessary) and save it as a JPG, BMP, or TIFF file.
Despite the program’s high-quality algorithms, once the photomosaic has been created, you can always take your time and perform some manual corrections until the photo montage looks just the way you expected it. While other similar tools will tint your images or apply color layers to them to fit the required tone, Photo Mosaic Wizard leaves the original shots untouched, and selects the one that the program believes is best for a specific cell based only on complicated mathematical calculations. And this is where your creativity comes into play, as you have the possibility of zooming in your mosaic and replacing any of the cells with the photograph that you think fits best.
Some master images will produce better mosaics than others – portraits (both of persons and animals) are the best candidates, landscapes being the most complicated to produce due to the finer detail and the (usually) larger palette of colors involved. Either way, you can rest assured that Artensoft Photo Mosaic Wizard will do its best to create a stunning photomosaic out of any of your favorite photos.
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