Ideas

AI Brush is a powerful tool, but when I use it on a set of landscape pictures, I would like to be able to automatically select, for example, "buildings" or "trees" or even "sky", and then apply the same treatement to several pictures

The idea would be to introduce a filter option that only displayed selected images. This would reduce the navigation time when comparing images that have been selected. For example, if three "candidate" images where selected from a sequence of 60 ...

This applies to photo stacking and high frames per second. The idea would be to group images together based on the time interval between each shot. This would allow, for example, related photo stacks to be grouped. C1's AI grouping is able to grou...

What problem do you see this solving? The mapping of some Capture One sliders to the physical knobs of the Tangent Element-Kb panel, such as Exposure and Contrast, allows for a powerful and efficient workflow as user can focus full attention on th...

What problem do you see this solving? I am using DXO Pure Raw for better noise reduction, but the DNGs I get from there I cannot use with film simulations like with the RAF files. Lightroom supports this, so it must be possible in theory, I guess....

What problem do you see this solving? Sometimes I have to move a batch of images from one hard drive to another. If I do this, C1 does not find the images anymore and I have to re-import them again and delete them in the catalogue. In Lightroom it...

Bloom around backlit subjects can be problematic, for portraits, interiors, events, etc. It can be tricky and time consuming to clean up in Photoshop. If you're continuing to develop AI assisted features, a generative "de-bloom" feature would be m...

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