Create Photo Collages Using GPS Data | metaSort Tutorial
5Ever wished you could instantly gather every photo you took in Paris, or on that one specific street, and turn them into a beautiful story? Now you can.
In this tutorial, we move beyond simple file sorting and dive into the creative heart of metaSort. I'll show you step-by-step how to transform your scattered memories into stunning photo collages that truly capture a moment, a trip, or a theme.
We'll explore how to harness the power of metadata in ways you might not have imagined. Forget just sorting by date or filename; we’ll use GPS data to pull every image from a specific city, country, or even a favorite street! This is where organization meets artistry.
In this video, you'll learn:
How to create a dynamic collage from a complete blank canvas.
How to use our built-in templates to get beautiful results in seconds.
How to easily modify templates to match your own unique vision and style.
This video is about inspiring you to rediscover your photo library and see it not as an archive to be managed, but as a treasure chest of stories waiting to be told. With metaSort's unlimited Databases and Albums, you have the ultimate freedom to create.
Ready to unleash your creativity? Download the free version of metaSort from the Microsoft Store and let's get started!
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Video Chapters
0:00 - Introduction and Explanation
3:04 - Selecting your Images
4:32 - Create a Photo Collage from Scratch
13:54 - Use Templates! Much easier and faster
15:25 - Make a Template your own!
23:43 - Adding Text
24:46 - Adding a passe-partout
26:08 - Conclusion
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