Ideas

Which device are you using? iPad app on iPad pro m1 12.9" + Capture One pro on Macbook Pro What problem do you see this solving? While shooting on the go, using the iPad pro can be way more convenient that using a Laptop, especially in difficult l...

I've asked for this before, but it's really getting on my nerves recently... PLEASE move the counter reset and set counter options to useful places. Having them in the file menu is not only completely counter-intuitive but a waste of time. Here is...

I would like to request that there be metadata indicating the last date an image was edited (not just looked at, either, but really manipulated). This way I can go back to look at a series of varients and determine which was really the last edited...

C1's film grain tool is the most accurate, native tool I've found in any photo editor software, but it's lacking the last part of the emulation of film grain that occurs in color film stocks, which is the "natural color microdistortion" caused by ...

Around 3 years ago, floating tools started having shadows underneath them, which usually then encroaches on the image. Clients often ask why the top corner is darker on set. So, it'd be great to have an option in preferences to remove shadows from...

It would be nice to have a Select All or Clear All option when applying or saving a Style, so you don't have to check or uncheck all the boxes in case you only need a few or all of them selected.

AI brush is about all or nothing. it allows one-click difficult selections. But being able to choose the intensity (flow or opacity) would be a must.

Currently, the default opacity level for layers is 100%. Provide the ability for the user to set a default opacity level for layers (other than 100%) in Settings.

What problem do you see this solving? This would address at least three problems: 1. Creating non-trivial masks often involves frequently switching between adding a bit of mask with a brush and erasing a bit of mask with the eraser brush in an ite...

Ad jp2000 file export possibility this is well used in cultural heritage as a safe way as an alternitive to tiff files. Files are much smaller but also when done right lossless, and has same information as a tiff.