Ideas

When exporting a batch of images, it processes files one at a time. I have a 32 core CPU and a 3090GTX. During an export, my CPU utilization bounces between 8% and 12%, and my GPU utilization bounces between 10% and 20%. There is seemingly no reas...

When culling (deleting, sorting, selecting images) it would be really cool if there was a way to filter by "out of focus" and "over-exposed" just as an example – could be built upon further. Maybe the paramaters could be user-defined or in a ...

It would be useful to organise images within the browser by a camera category. I sometimes shoot multiple cameras at the same time but want to edit sets of pictures taken from the same position.

I use a tiny subset of the options in the metadata "Tool" (in my case "title", "description", "dimentions", "lens" and a handful of others. currently I need to do a lot of scrolling to find what I need, and I know I will very rarely touch the othe...

When using the culling mode, it'd be great to be able to display the select images next to each other in the viewer in multi view mode, as it is possible with the standard Capture One viewer. It really helps with selecting the images. And going ba...

In the same way we can apply Match Look as a new layer, I'd very much appreciate if we could apply the Black and White function as a new layer too. Personally I currently use this way in Affinity Photo or Photoshop to desaturate my images by tunin...

What problem do you see this solving? I have a two monitor setup: The main display is the bigger and better one which I would like to use in Viewer mode (tools, adjustment of photos,...). The second monitor is smaller and to the side so I would li...

This has been discussed in detail on the support forums. Please, optimise C1 for the modern Apple CPU/ GPUs. There is so much power there that is currently not being fully used =/

Basically see what Lightroom allows you to do with the metadata. I can write and modify fields. The modify bit is important for certain workflows where camera metadata isn't actually correct (one example is using digital camera to scan negatives, ...