When using paper versions of Snapizzi’s camera cards, subject galleries are easily shared by simply photographing all the subject codes in the same keyframe image preceding the photo series you’d like to share.
However, there wasn’t a convenient way to do this when using Snapizzi Paperless without having to use multiple display devices or windows for each code — each of those options presented their own unique challenges. So we set out to solve that problem for our users.
Today we’re excited to announce our solution! Pinning makes it is easy to share subject galleries on-the-fly when using Snapizzi Paperless. Pinning enables you to temporarily combine up to four subject codes into a single code to be photographed.
This means that up to three codes can be pinned to a fourth with the single matrix changing each time to reflect the shared galleries.
Read the Knowledge Base article to learn more about how this new feature works.
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