Tile Gradient with custom row and column cut amount from left to right

Yes I mean since it's very hard to order images from top left to bottom right in photoshop via their average lightness values. (For example, if Image's average brightness is %90 it should be somewhere close to top-left or if it's %10 darker image it should located somewhere close to the bottom right) I thought maybe there would be a solution using FF. For example in our early conversations of this post: https://www.filterforge.com/forum/read...&TID=15982
emme described a great solution to slice each tile. Then I thought to merge them together.
By the way here is the first example.

And the result. (Maybe I should also submit this one into library since it's kinda different then this one.

The examples you have shown are really cool and well done, and like much the idea you are showing

The first and last with lots of photos organised and ordered following the shape of the source image is really great and something unique

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: To make myself clear I had prepared this image using a 32 bit hdr images. (In each grid I've increased exposure).

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: And the result. (Maybe I should also submit this one into library since it's kinda different then this one.

Yes, this is also very good and interesting if you can do what you are showing

10x10 Light Bulbs

This may be of interest. The photomosaic concept is heavily patented (I'm not sure how FF handles this). You can see in the description how they match and compose the mosaic:

Patent
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent...DUS6137498

Wikipedia section
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photogra...he_concept

Hello Sphinx,
I was not aware of this, thank you for detailed information, but I guess since we're going to do it with another method (I still hope someone would find a solution for it because my knowledge is not enough) I don't think it might be problematic, as SpaceRay said it there are many apps around.

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You underestimate your own skill. I like the second example where you shrink the dark tiles.

Thank you Indigo Ray for the motivation; yes since I have a life-time filter forge license I want to improve myself on it and use it all life long for my work. (Even for non-commercial purposes it's still really exciting to see possibilities and play with filters) Also once again I really loved filter forge community. I wish there would be more tutorials by talented filter creators like you.

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For example this company makes Photo mosaic for profit since 2005 and does not belong to runaway technologies Print your own photo mosaic

Thank you SpaceRay you have been so supportive during this time.
With this example and photoshop extension's overall result, it's blending colors at the end and It doesn't seem like a true photomosaic. I guess these are only taking reference luminosity values. But thinking twice, otherwise, it would need thousands of images for each color.

It's in the library now. Currently, it only blends the result with the original image. But I still believe that it would be even better if anyone can find a way to reorder (darkest in the bottom right and lightest in the top left) internally given 10x10 tiled images due to their luminosity values.

Thank you also for the description SpaceRay. I'll try to write more descriptions also I'll share an extendscript which creates 10x10 tiled images from selected images in photoshop(if it's ok to share it here)

By the way I've only used images from pexels.com - all the images should be commercially free.

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: It's in the library now. Currently, it only blends the result with the original image. But I still believe that it would be even better if anyone can find a way to reorder (darkest in the bottom right and lightest in the top left) internally given 10x10 tiled images due to their luminosity values.

Yes, it is already available here Luminosity Photo Mosaic v1.0 by Mehmet Sensoy

I have not been able to test it much and just seen it, and I think you have done a great work, and is good and clever to reorder the images of the mosaic grid according to luminance and is a good idea and is complex for someone that is still learning!!

ALTERNATIVE SUGGESTION TO MAKE MORE SIMPLE

I have found this other Photo mosaic photoshop extension that is very different from the one I have put in the first post link above, this is really much more simple

1 - I really do not know for sure, but it seems that ONLY creates a grid of different tiny images all with the same size and with the same opacity and with simple order using the original colors, and does not order them by luminance or anything

2 - then takes this Photo mosaic grid of images and overlays this OVER the source image just simply using simple blend modes
WITHOUT any analysis of the colors or difference in lighting or luminance, and does not do any following any of the shapes of the source image and does not analyse the source image

3 - The result of this blend seems to be also cool and interesting and could also be done in Filter Forge

Simple Photo mosaic overlay over source image Photoshop extension

or this one example

and also can be good for using black and white

and here is close in more detail as on the zoom

Also have inspired me to search more ways to use grid images or mosaics in another way

For example as shown for this one that uses the photo mosaic grid as a background of the main image Doodle Mosaic Art Photoshop Action

Or also here

Doodle Mosaic Art Photoshop Action in Graphicriver