Turbomosaic 3 0 7 – Photo Mosaic Maker Machine
TurboMosaic 3.1.1.0 + MacOS [Full]
- Turbomosaic 3 0 7 – Photo Mosaic Maker Machine Manual
- Turbomosaic 3 0 7 – Photo Mosaic Maker Machine Troubleshooting
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TurboMosaic
TurboMosaic is a photo mosaic creation software that allows you to make the most amazing mosaics from the pictures you want with minimal effort – as the authors write, they are sure that you will be very surprised with the result!
A mosaic is a photo taken from many small photos. When viewed from a distance, you can see just your picture, while when viewed from a close distance, individual small images appear more distinctly. Absolutely anyone can take a photo mosaic within a few minutes – no experience is required, just choose a photo that will consist of your picture, that’s all!
What is a Photo Mosaic?
A mosaic is a photo made out of many smaller photos. When viewed from a distance the big picture is prominent whereas when viewed from close up the individual smaller pictures show out distinctly.
You can download the “program” from our website for free, so that you can try all the settings or just test it, the archive also has a crack, patch, key or keygen, I’m sure that all users of our website are smart people, I won’t describe how to use crack or keygen 🙂 . If you came across a program in the Repack version this means that all the necessary activation steps have already been done 🙂 you just have to install the program and test as much as you want, if you still have some problems please do not be shy and ask, good luck .
How to use Crack for TurboMosaic or how to get the full version:
- Download file (archive) from the link below
- Unzip and install the installer as usual (do not run the application)
- Copy the Crack file to the installation folder (or the folder specified in the Readme.txt file)
- Run the application
- Enjoy it!
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Requirements: Win 7/8.1/10
TurboMosaic 3.1.1.0 – (77.6 Mb)
Requirements: macOS 10.9 or later 64-bit
TurboMosaic 3.0.21 MacOS – (85.1 Mb)
Table of Contents
Quick Start Video (Must Watch)
This video gives a brief overview of TurboMosaic. The video uses Mac OS X software for the demo, but it can be used by Windows users as well because the Windows PC software has similar user interface and functionality.
<< IndexRecommendations for Main Picture
An image with intricate patterns, tiny text, many people, or little contrast doesn't work well as the main picture. On the other hand, face closeup’s, simple logos, photos of large objects, and pictures with a lot of color variation work quite well.
Examples of bad main pictures
A picture with multiple people and tiny faces.
An image with very low color contrast.
Examples of suitable main pictures
Close-up of a face.
A Large bird with good color contrast.
<< IndexRecommendations for Tile Pictures
A large number of tile pictures with a broad range of colors work well because this allows better cell mapping with the main image.
Turbomosaic 3 0 7 – Photo Mosaic Maker Machine Manual
<< IndexCell Style
You can select a Rectangular, Hexagonal, or Circular cell for your mosaic. Here’s a sample close-up photo of mosaics made using these types of cells.
Cell Size When Using Rectangular Cells
Rectangular tile cells can have an aspect ratio of 1 : 1 (Square), 4 : 3, 3 : 4, 3 : 2, 2 : 3, 16 : 9, and 9 : 16. Here’s a sample photo mosaic with 3 : 2 cells:
Pictures that have a different aspect ratio are automatically center cropped for example the following sample photo shows how a picture will be automatically cropped for a 1 : 1 cell.
<< IndexNumber of Tiles
You might like to go for a large number of smaller cells or a small number of bigger cells. You can increase/decrease the number of cells in your mosaic as per your requirement.
In mosaics with Rectangular cells, you can increase/reduce the number of rows and columns. If you’re using Hexagonal or Circular cells, you can straight away increase or decrease the number of cells in your mosaic.
Tile Spacing & Background
Usually, you’d make a mosaic with no spacing between tiles.
But, you can spice up your mosaic by adding a little spacing with a background color or the main picture to show through this space.
Here’s a sample mosaic using Hexagonal tiles and black background color showing through the space between tiles:
Cell Colorization
We try hard to map the source image with the tile pictures, but our vast experience shows that sometimes it isn’t possible to do this well — this mostly happens when the tile pictures don’t have enough variety in colors for proper cell mapping.
For example, if your tile pictures are all dark in color whereas the main image has predominantly light shades then it would be impossible to map the main picture using those tile pictures. In such scenarios, we recommend using cell colorization to better match cell colors.
Here’s an example of same photo mosaic — the one on the left doesn’t use colorization while the one on the right uses colorization.
Main Photo Overlay
Using this superimposes the original main picture on the output. We don’t recommend using this option because this is the method usually employed by low-quality software/mosaic services that aren’t able to accurately map the tile pictures with the main image.
Using this option results in an “untrue/false” mosaic.
Cell Mirroring
Cell mirroring allows the tile picture to be flipped horizontally. This option can result in better cell mapping because it gives the cell mapping algorithm more picture options.
For example, given the tile picture on the left, cell mirroring will allow the use of both the pictures in the photo mosaic.
You should not use mirroring when your tile pictures contain text because the text in the mirrored image will turn illegible as shown in the sample pictures below.
<< IndexDuplicate Spacing
Duplicate spacing is the minimum number of tile cells between cells using the same picture. Cells that use mirrored images are also considered as duplicates.
The first example below shows cells with duplicate spacing 0 and the second example shows cells with a duplicate spacing of 3.
The following figure shows the duplicate spacing of various cells from the blue cell in a hexagonal cell layout:
<< IndexUse each tile picture at least once
(available in version 3.0.0 and newer software)
Let's say that you're making a photo mosaic using headshots of students in a school. You'd want to make sure that each tile picture that you've added gets used at least once in the mosaic. 'Use Each Tile Picture At least Once' setting ensures that each tile picture is used at least once in your mosaic. Some of the tile pictures might not match well, but they will still be used if you select this setting; this can result in a less than an optimal mosaic. You might like to compare your mosaic with this setting on and off.
If you uncheck this setting, the mosaic algorithm will choose the best matching picture for each cell. In this case, some tile pictures that don't match well with any cell might not get used in your mosaic.
How to use each picture only once in your mosaic?
Often, you’d want to make a mosaic with no repetition of pictures — where each picture is used only once. In such a case, you’d need at least as many tile pictures as the number of cells in your mosaic. For example, in a mosaic with 25 rows and 30 columns you'd need 25 X 30 = 750 pictures.
You can control the repetition of pictures by changing the duplicate spacing. Increase duplicate spacing to reduce repetition of pictures.
If you want no repetition at all, use a very high value for duplicate spacing. For example, in a mosaic with 25 rows and 30 columns, use a duplicate spacing of 31 — this will ensure that no picture appears more than once.
The mosaic algorithm tries to best match a picture with a cell. Reducing repetition reduces the number of photo choices available for each cell, and this can result in a lower quality mosaic.
We recommend two things for a higher quality mosaic:
1. Add a large number of tile pictures,
2. Instead of forcing zero repetition by using a very high value for duplicate spacing, allow low picture repetition by using a higher value of duplicate spacing. For example, a duplicate spacing of 5 or 6 would work well in a mosaic of 25 rows and 30 columns.
How to use a customized size for your photo mosaic?
Turbomosaic 3 0 7 – Photo Mosaic Maker Machine Troubleshooting
TurboMosaic comes with many default mosaic sizes that you can choose from for your mosaic. But, you might not find the required size among the list of defaults sizes. In such a scenario, you can use a customized size by selecting “Set Custom Size” from the Size drop-down, as shown in the screenshot below:
How to print the created photo mosaic?
To print the created photo mosaic, First, export it as a JPG image. Second, print the JPG image using a local printer or at an online/in-store printing service of your choice - such as at Walgreens, Costco, Staples, Snapfish, Walmart, FedEx etc.
<< IndexHow to export the generated photo mosaic picture arrangement as a comma-separated value (.csv) file?
(Available in v3.0.22 and newer, for Professional-Plus edition only. Only applicable to Rectangular cell photo mosaics.)
If you're using the Professional-Plus edition and v3.0.22 or newer, you can export the generated mosaic arrangement as a comma-separated value (.csv) file for Rectangular cell photo mosaics. Open File > Export Picture Arrangement... menu to export the layout.
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Have more questions? Please email us to turbomosaic@silkenmermaid.com