It's very very simple to use and well worth having if you want to create this sort of compilation. You can move the images about and enlarge or reduce them within their grid. I put the pictures together in an app called Diptic - which has a variety of grids you can choose from (and edit) to create montages. I like the above image - it's a montage of my youngest grandson at Christmas :>) I've used these 2 apps with photos here, but of course they will work equally well with art work, digital or analogue :>)
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What do you think of this new feature and/or photo extensions in general? Tap this button to restore the original image. In the image editor on the bottom right corner, you should see a Revert button. If you would like to revert any changes you have made, tap the "Edit" button on the edited image. Note: This does not overwrite your original image file - these adjustments are non-destructive. This also means that when Diptic applies an edit to the image, you will see this saved image in place of your original image. This greatly improves Photos organization on iOS and allows for all apps to access edited images. The iOS 8 photo extensions feature allows for apps to save their adjustments on top of the original image, which prevents duplication. When you save a Square image, we add some extra padding on the edges of the image so that the map and image preserve their original aspect ratio while allowing you to share an image that is perfectly 1:1. If you change your mind about making it square, tap the Natural button. If you want a square (rather than rectangle) Diptic, tap the Square button on the bottom right corner. If you change your mind, tap the Natural button. If you want a square Diptic, tap the Square button on the bottom right corner. To move a pin, tap and hold the pin until it “pops up,” and then move it to the desired location. To do this, tap and hold on the part of the map where you want the pin and one will appear after a few seconds. If the picture wasn’t taken with your device, you can manually drop a pin on the map.