Feature requests

Hello Capture One team, I would like to suggest a small but very useful improvement to the AI Masking workflow in Capture One. When working with a series of RAW images, Capture One can already create AI masks automatically — for example, a mask fo...

The ability to assign a second shortcut to a command so that, with a large keyboard, you can use the extra keys for functions you use frequently without having to press two keys first. This feature is available in many other programs as well.

I shoot RAW+JPEG (Sony a6400) and keep the files in separate subfolders on disk, e.g.Trip\ARW\DSC02479.ARWTrip\JPEG\DSC02479.JPGBase names are identical. The catalog references about 5,300 such pairs. Problem: Capture One treats the RAW and the JP...

! What about adding the ability to put layers into groups with editable masks Would be super useful to turn edits on and of or seperate edits of diffrent persons and sunch things.

Hello Capture One Team, I use Capture One on macOS with a Tangent Element panel. I am happy with the responsiveness of the existing Tangent integration, and Clarity works correctly when I turn its assigned physical knob. However, Dehaze Amount doe...

Adjustable size of the comparison variant to give landscape orientations more space in the viewer alongside portrait orientations. Unfortunately, that space is currently wasted.

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.