Ideas

Use HAAR Cascades or HOG, or algorithm_of_your_choice to detect open and closes eyes on portrait images. This can be useful to work on high volume group portraits (weddings, business conventions, sports team, etc..) to detect how many faces are ey...

Often when shooting with a fast wide angle lens against a window in a dark room you get light circles ("snowballs") in the picture. They are dust on the front element. Wide open they are almost invisible but with small apertures they become more a...

The Ai masking selection does it's work so so. It lacks the proper detection of shadows underneath a product when shooting on white (packshot). The darker the product the more problems C1 has with it. Also small parts on the edge of the subject ca...

It seems there are a few security issues with sessions and EIP files as people just steal them and use whatever they want or hacked by hackers. My suggestion is to add password protection so that nobody but you and others with passwords can access...

When source images have a Lens Correction set (Objektiv Korrektor > Verzeichnung, using C1 in German) HDR merge creates distorted images because the lens correction is applied to the HDR image again. Seen with my Leica Q3 43 (lens correction 10...

I would love to see more AI masking for interior workflows. Masking windows for example.

When comparing multiple Variants, I would like to freely drag and rearrange them inside the Viewer without changing their order in the Browser. This would make comparison much more flexible, especially when placing the active image next to differe...

The new action feature available for Teams and Enterprises sounds great! Being able to send images directly to AI services such as Gemini is very useful for quick edits, variations, background compositing, etc. No need to leave Capture One anymore...

What problem do you see this solving? I would like to be able to zoom out past the To Fit size when editing without having to use proof margins or a recipe. This is so that I can use radial and gradient tools with a much larger size than the image...

Add a feature for creating ICC profiles based on a standard ColorChecker-type chart or on custom charts built from spectrometric data. This would be an interesting addition to Nimbus QA.