My ideas: Capture One on desktop

I am a Phase One IQ4 150 user. As you should know, the resolution is amazing; however, cleaning dust is a nightmare. I would be thankful if dust removal is improved.

Presets created for the retouch faces tool will be applied to all the faces even if i pick one of the faces. Using a second preset to another face will again be applied to all the faces. It would be helpful if one can select one or more faces for ...

The option to add multiple capture folders when creating a new session is very helpful. It would be great to be able to do this also with existing sessions. We all know it very well: during the session, the client decides to add several products t...

With a dedicated Selective blur control tool along with mask features, one could separate motive from background like a very fast aperture lenses and vice-versa.

Hello Capture One team, I would like to suggest creating a tutorial series focused on sports photography workflows in Capture One. There is a lot of educational content available for Lightroom users, but there is almost no content showing how prof...

I had a talk with Victor in the helpcenter about the special needs for black and white film. So I would request to bring some recommendations for the workflow for black and white film with the existing conversion tool, because there are other prio...

The new Face Retouching tool is a great addition, but for professional portrait, beauty and fashion workflows, it is essential that skin retouching is not limited to the face only. Retouching is often required on all visible skin areas, including ...

Support for Sony's Compressed and Compressed HQ formats

Hello, Adding the Face Retouch tool si a huge step forward for those who do a lot of portraits. So a big THANKS for this! This tool in its current shape is very powerfull, great rendering. I know you are working on some initial improvements that w...

It would really help if Capture One could single out the sky or ground for editing. It should be knowledgeable enough to know that trees have limbs where the sky is in between the limbs.