Capture One on desktop

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, ...

What problem do you see this solving? What I want is the ability to specify what's most important to me: I want to have the full list of displayable information, and be able to order it by priority, so that when bits need to be left off, the least...

Make the default "Lens Light Fall Off" 100% for Lens Manufacturer profiles to speed up editing. I was not aware that the default setting of 0% disables light fall off compensation. I thought it was not working. The current 0% is inconsistent with ...

I am interested in the Cull Images feature I have been using it for import. Now I'm trying it for culling after import and actually reading the documentation I see that it is so close to being a better way of doing what I am currently doing (see w...

Would be great if mask applied to an image, would also rotate with the image.

Please can we have the equivalent to LR 'solo mode' in capture one pro.

Adding Blending modes to Layers would help Cap one to help folks move on from Adobe and Photoshop for both price and T&Cs and its AI training usage for folks relying on their licensing and copyrights to make a living wage.

It would be helpful if Sessions and Catalogs worked together more seamlessly. There should be a way to automatically import a session into a specified catalog. Right now it can only be done manually, which I sometimes forget. A session should ...

Just wondering still no IPTC Extensions like "Person Shown", "Additional Model Information", "Artwork" etc.. Specially I wonder why there are no Model Infos, as Capture One aims for Fashion and Portrait shootings. Dear Capture One team, can you pl...

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.