Ideas

While using the crop tool, moving your cursor outside of the cropped area changes the cursor to rotation. This has no visual indication as to when the cursor icon changes, essentially it's a hidden operation, which often comes with unintended cons...

What problem do you see this solving? Faster workflow, especially on bulk edits. Reduce need for external rotary controllers. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? Every time I edit a photo

What problem do you see this solving? Overall C1P is poorly optimized and yet developers aren't willing to solve this problem. https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/9978699539485-Improve-C1P-s-exporting-performance-as-it-does-not...

It's really difficult to always rely on memory when files are moved, or have been reorganized. Having a search function in the library to locate missing files, or sessions will be extremely helpful.

What problem do you see this solving? Add auto export feature whenever tethered image come through to C1P. It already works with Apple script but it would be better if C1P itself support that. When was the last time you were affected by this lack ...

Now when I select Photos as the source to import I see my entire photo library on iCloud/Photos. This makes it difficult to work. Can you add the ability to select an album in the Photos servant from Apple? Regards

Working with a microscope, sensor dust spots and other imperfections aren't fixed using the dust removal tool (the effective aperture of the microscope is too small). However, the heal tool works quite well for a single image. Then, I can copy and...

What problem do you see this solving? I deleted thousands of pictures from my catalogue using capture one. This deletion left many (more than 1000) empty folders on my hard drive. Unfortunately, it is not possible to select several folders in capt...

Within C1 and when using C1 live it'd be nice to have an easier way of finding images with comments. Right now you have to manually look through all of them. Maybe via the list view?