Ideas

It is a reality that perpetual license holders virtually receive no update support after purchase, and I understand this. However, the lack of support even for camera and lens compatibility negatively impacts both the consumers and Capture One. It...

As photo enthusiast I don’t needs sophisticated tools.My workflowimport raw in specific folder and rename picturesBasic editing contrast, highs and lows, vignetting.Sometimes a panoramaexport jpg’s capture one 16.8 was more than sufficient, but do...

When a selection gets shared there is information below at te bottom right. The text "© Copyright 2026 Capture One A/S" is visible. I've had clients ask about this as they believe this is incorrect and not C1. The copyright holding party is either...

When importing Fuji RAW files (using Fuji x100 VI in this case) the RAW file has a build in jpg when film simulation or a recipe has been added in camera. This means that upon import the RAW is effected. Fine for jpg but not for RAW in my case. Wh...

Having a pdf or similar overview in one document of comments before session expires is clearer then having to look manually to find which images have comments.

Grouping layer (for exampel for portrat) so we could ative / disable the entire group

What problem do you see this solving? Grain is applied to the main layer only, but cannot be only applied to a distinct layer When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? Now.

It would be great if you could implement a tool to remote reflections from the glass or display cases. I take a lot of photos in muséums, often of objects behind glass.

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, you can annotate images by drawing on them, but there's no way of adding textual annotations to an image. You can of course draw such annotations too, but in addition to this being inefficient, you o...

I use Apple Maps on all my Apple equipment, and have all my points of interest catalogued there, and also use it when navigating. When I click on the arrow button next to the geolocation data in the image information pane, I'm taken to Google Maps...