Ideas

What problem do you see this solving? Photographing different shoots that require different treatments, such as different naming schema, different metadata, different destination and backup solutions, different adjustments, different actions after...

What problem do you see this solving? By being able to zoom to the focus point, the camera's auto focus chose when taking the photo, I can quickly see if the photo is sharp, where it should be sharp. Also, I can quickly seperate out photos where t...

There is a commonly used scripting language for Windows now - PowerShell. It allows a shell script to interact with an application through a rich and discoverable Object oriented API. Please consider allowing Windows users to script C1.

There is a small slider that appears on the side of the browsing panel. It's light grey. It's really hard to see. When you click it, it turns orange, then it's really easy to see, that's great. But please could we have an option to make the slider...

What problem do you see this solving? When working with multiple Images from a landscape series captured on a tripod, I sometimes want to use the crop tool to have all images showing the exact same view. To achieve this, I apply a crop to the firs...

For my archive and some clients, I want to add specific metadata (e.g. "persons shown" which is not available in C1) to large sets of files. Usually I import RAWs directly into C1, do my culling and editing there, then "sync metadata" (so my star ...

Using the crop tool on an image currently disables the cursor keys’ ability to scroll through thumbnails. In order to reactivate the cursor keys one has to go back to a thumbnail and click on it. This is a pretty annoying waste of time and it inte...

Copy/past adjustments - under the Tab Metadata there is no possibility to check the GPS-Exif information.

Guys how come we can't do a simple thing like auto-selecting a specific layer across multiple images? Capture One is meant to be a 'pro' tool and you know we work with massive batches of images at a time - almost all folks who've reached an advanc...