Capture One on desktop

'ignore crop' in Export doesn't remove a rotation So I crop and rotate files for clients previewing but when I process TIFs or JPGs I need 100% of the image for retouching, layout etc. when they go to Client putting the check On in 'ignore crop' i...

Although smart adjustments fix white balance and exposure this can sometimes lead to a darker photo becoming over exposed. I think by implementing the high dynamic range tools into the stack along with white balance and exposure will help to get c...

In the Export drop-down menu, after selecting the Contact Sheets output format: the window for selecting the destination folder for saving and the tag does not appear only the Save As part of the window with an editable file name appears The...

Sessions are very convenient and flexible, however with that flexibility comes the excess pollution of "CaptureOne" folders being left all over our computers. Click to see the Trash folder in C1 and the software will immediately create a "CaptureO...

There was a problem before and apparently it was solved in previous versions, but came back in 16.7. Retouching settings copy over, however are not applied. No matter which way I copy setting, with shortcut, sync all setting or sync just the retou...

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Hi!I'm working 95% with negative analog film. Could you please add a tick box in the retouch area so we can use the new retouch tools on negatives? Please! :-) Yours sincerely Jarle :-)

If I have a viewer set up already and a client wants to see something as we are shooting I should be able

Feature which allws light scene foregoung and background, make it darker or lighter. Feature should sllows to move the edge between foreground and background. By default the edge between foregroung and backgroynd reflects optical depth of field.

What problem do you see this solving? Describe the problem or issue you are having in Capture One. Think about what it is that you're trying to achieve, and the reason why you are trying to do it. When using curves, small adjustments are usually a...