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Overall, the new Capture One update is a huge disappointment. Obviously, Capture One is now catering exclusively to fashion and studio photographers. How disappointing! As a nature and landscape photographer, I am now forced to look elsewhere to m...

I would like to request two additional caption options in the new Contact Sheet feature in Capture One. Variant numbers: Allow the variant number or identifier to be displayed alongside the filename. When multiple variants of the same RAW file a...

Capture One Live works great and I couldn't image shooting without it. However, creative directors love to download the JPEG from the online Capture One Live session and tell me their select is "398369834674987.jpg". I am requesting that the origi...

Wireless tethering for Sony A7RVI is mandatory.

Unfortunately, it's a bit cumbersome to change the Auto Levels Clipping Thresholds. You have to go into the Settings menu each time and enter the values manually. That's pretty inconvenient. It would be great to have a slider/control that can be e...

It would be fantastic if capture one live on web acted more like a drive folder than a fleeting gallery tied to one session. I just worked an 8 day job with sessions on each day (single session not an option with the volume of images we were shoot...

The new body retouching tools are coupled to face detection, which means they can't be used if the face detection fails. In group shots, or shots where the model is side on, facing away, or upside down, body retouching may still be required but ca...

Currently, Skin Tone adjustments are only available after face detection. However, when photographing a model from behind, the face is not visible, making these adjustments inaccessible. Skin Tone tools should remain available regardless of whethe...

I would love to see a more advanced Film Grain tool in Capture One. The current Film Grain tool applies grain quite uniformly across the entire image. While this works well for adding texture, I would love to have more control over how the grain i...