Capture One Pro

I edit with two screens. It would be really useful if when I crop the image, on the second screen I had the cropped image and not just a duplicate of the image with the crop.

Very simple request : A way to change how much you want to magnify the loop or even disable it within Keystone correction.

Capture One has advanced so much that there's little reason (imho) to also use Lightroom; however, in landscape work I often stitch images and while C1 is fast and has that weird "panini" version, LR allows auto crop, or a warp of the stitched ima...

In the 'righ-click-list' on a layer. In the same list like -Clear mask, -invert mask, -fill mask, etc... An Option, generate AI mask > Subject, background, har, eyes, etc..

As illustrated in these two videos, Lightroom has a very powerful Color Calibration tool that globally affects colors (akin to "color science"). It seems like a very useful tool that would be great to have in Capture One as well, since C1 has a bi...

I photograph horse treks and make the pictures available via the slideshow facility upon the riders' return. An overlay of "No Screenshots Please," for example, would be helpful in preventing people from taking mobile phone shots of their pictures...

It would be helpful to find/merge duplicates inside a session, or to sort by image status (online/offliine). Allowing users to select and delete duplicates or to remove thumbs incorrectly marked as "missing." Occasionally capture folders or files ...

Ad a key combination (space-command) (Mac) for the Zoom in Tool. Ad a key combination (space-command-alt) (Mac) for the Zoom Out Tool. Fix the Zoom In /Zoom Out tool when clicking on a specific part of the image, the zoom has to be on this specifi...

I would love to be able to make a notation in the Star Rating tool for what each rating means. I don't use stars for order of preference, but for sorting and filtering different types of shots. Often I go back to a session and forget what 1, 2, or...

As for Adobe, let us use Adobe Lens Creator software (or equivalent) to make our own lens profile.