New Teams feature in PixRiot lets you add multiple users to the same account with defined roles, so projects stay organized and secure. Four roles are supported: Admin, Editor, Viewer, and Billing.
Roles at a glance:
Admin: Full control of the account. Manage members, settings, and billing.
Editor: Upload and manage assets. Suitable for producers and vendors.
Viewer: Read-only access. Ideal for clients and stakeholders.
Billing: Manage subscription and invoices, view analytics without access to assets.
How to setup:
Open PixRiot dashboard and go to Settings -> Team -> Invite more or click your avatar in the top right corner and select Invite User.
Add teammates by email.
Assign a role (Admin, Editor, Viewer, or Billing).
Send invites. Teammates accept via email and join your PixRiot workspace by filling out a quick signup form.
Admins can remove existing users at any time.
For external collaboration, use PixRiot's folder sharing with passwords and configurable Editor/Viewer folder access.
PixRiot recently added a simple but useful feature: the ability to share folders with people who don't have a PixRiot account. This can be helpful if you're working with clients, freelancers, or vendors, like 360 product photographers or 3D design studios, and need a way to either show your work or collect files from them.
What's changed
Here is what's been improved in the latest update:
Folder sharing is now available to all users (not just paid accounts).
The process is much faster than before.
You can choose between Viewer (read-only) or Editor access.
Content inside the shared folders is now searchable for anyone with the link.
How to share a folder
To share a folder, follow these steps:
Go to your Assets and choose the folder you want to share.
Click the globe icon next to it.
In the Access tab, make sure the folder is set to "Everyone" as Private folders can't be shared.
Go to the Share tab.
Set a password and choose whether the access should be Viewer (read-only) or Editor (can upload and manage files).
Click Create and then copy the link and select Update.
You'll get a public link you can send to anyone. Just make sure to note the password before closing the form as it won't be shown again.
A few things to be aware of
If you share a folder, all subfolders will also be accessible to anyone with the link and password.
You can stop sharing at any time by going back to the Share tab and clicking Delete.
If you give someone Editor access, they'll be able to upload, delete, copy files, so only share that level of access with people you trust.
This integration is currently available on Windows only, with macOS support coming soon.
NOXON, a Spanish company, specializes in professional photography equipment such as robotic 4-axis camera sliders, cablecams, and a range of accessories. Their turntable supports objects up to 200kg with the standard platform size of 80cm, covering most studio requirements, and custom platform sizes are also available.
Built with durability in mind, the turntable delivers precise rotation, smooth motion, and adjustable acceleration. It also includes the Noxon control accessory for full remote operation and is compatible with other NOXON robotic products - an ideal option if you’re looking to expand into their broader photography solutions.
So, what does WebRotate 360 bring to the table?
Turntable and Camera Control in WebRotate 360 SpotEditor
Simply select "Noxon" in the Integration dropdown when creating a new project to activate the turntable control panel at the bottom of the SpotEditor preview. After setting up the USB connection and configuring rotation settings via the gear icon, you can initiate either full-auto or semi-auto stop-motion rotations.
The built-in camera integration, using a standard shutter release cable, automatically triggers the connected camera at each stop - providing a smooth and efficient capture workflow.
Instant Image Loading & Preview in WebRotate 360 SpotEditor
This feature works if your camera can automatically download captured images to a folder on your hard drive. We recommend testing this workflow before making a purchase.
Starting with WebRotate 360 Product Viewer v5, we introduced a folder monitoring feature. If your camera is set to automatically download images to a specific folder on your PC, and this folder is monitored under Images -> Rows in SpotEditor, new 360-degree images will appear in the active project's preview in real time. You can instantly explore and interact with the partial 360 view, while any configured real-time edits (crop, resize, image filters, etc.) are applied automatically.
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We're happy to announce that we've implemented full-finger gesture control on touch-screen devices in v5.2 of WebRotate 360 Product Viewer, scheduled for release in January 2025.
This means your visitors can now pinch to zoom and use two-finger panning on your 360 product views in a seamless, predictable way. Combined with existing WebRotate 360 features - like incremental zooming and concurrent spin & pan while zoomed - the new gesture support offers unmatched capabilities.
Check out this quick video demonstrating these features. Most of the example 360 views on our website, including the one on our home page (featuring the same 360 vehicle view shown in the video), already have these new capabilities enabled.
v5.2 is a maintenance release that, in addition to new gesture support, includes a handful of minor improvements and bug fixes. It will be offered free of charge to all customers currently on v5. Our PixRiot service, npm package, and the CMS plugins (e.g., WordPress, Adobe Commerce, Joomla etc.) will also receive the new core v5.2 update in January.
For PixRiot customers, we're also releasing Teams in January, allowing multiple members to use one PixRiot account under four different roles: Admin, Editor, Viewer, and Billing:
We've revised private folders as well, so you can now share a folder with a third party for uploads and public sharing of its contents. Previously, folders were too restrictive - you could share them, but you couldn't upload or share 360 views properly. This has now been addressed.
We can't wait for you to try these new features! Let us know if you have any questions, and thank you for your continued support.
