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A seamless library that can be used on capture one pro and capture one mobile.

Use AI to analyse an image and generate a graduated depth mask to allow effects to be applied in a smooth way according to the caluclated depth that items appear in the image.

In thumbnail view, when selecting multiple images, make the frame around the main variant thumbnail much thicker or in a different color; now it is difficult to recognize it. thanks

The data reported under the viewer window would be nice if it could have other data in addition to film sensitivity, shutter speed, aperture and focal length used; maybe data to be able to choose what to put. Thanks

I am a regular user of Capture One and greatly appreciate the quality and precision of the image management tools you provide. However, I would like to suggest an enhancement regarding keyword management that could significantly improve the softwa...

When installing a new update, a users bespoke workspace is overwritten and reset back to default. Even in the event that a workspace has been saved and is reloaded after the update, it is still littered with tools that have been removed and with t...

One of Capture One's features is the ability to create our own workspaces, which includes arranging various tools on second or third monitors. This works great IF the screen resolution is quite low. On larger screens with higher resolution (32" an...

Do you have any plan to add first-class-citizen support to reference color charts and calibration instruments, so we can have a stable reference for colors and apply a look (see the upcoming match look) on top of that?

It's sometimes necessary to use data from one color channel in another. This feature would greatly enhance rendering for monochromatic photography, such as infrared or underwater images, and could also benefit certain types of product photography....

Issue: The white balance tool currently has a maximum value of 14000K. This limitation presents challenges in specific projects, such as underwater photography, where exceeding this threshold is often necessary. While I’ve found that using the whi...