Capture One on desktop

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...

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.

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...

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

Improve the easy of building profiles using a Calibrite/X-Rite Color Passport. Perfectly matched color is critical to product photography. The current process is not efficient.

When I create a variant, it usually is for a purpose. It would be helpful to be able to attach a note of that purpose to a variant, so that the note is visible in the browser. Examples: I often have one variant that contains the basic edit of an i...

This is a huge weakness in C1Pro. Many other software can do this and C1 can't. For instance you should be able to view all images in subfolders in your "Capture" folder by selecting it without needing to using "all images" smart collection or nee...

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...

What problem do you see this solving? Been waiting a long time for an option that would allow me to export photos to cloud services in high quality at relatively small sizes, taking advantage of modern features such as HDR. Clearly at this point w...

In my experience, the new Enhanced Denoise Tool works very cleanly, subtly and very well. The degree of noise reduction is easy to control, and I haven’t noticed any over-sharpening, as I sometimes see with DxO, for example, even at the lowest set...