Capture One on desktop

It would be great to have a set default location that all new sessions get created. Over the years I have had numerous projects get lost because the default new session location when creating a new session is inside whatever previous session I was...

The process of correcting the stretching, drag or warping of objects at the edges of wide angle photography in post processing is commonly called correction or more correction. very useful to have a correction when photographing small rooms were p...

Image files can take up a lot of space on a laptop. To work around this, there is a Dropbox feature called "Online-only" that preserves the name of the file and the file type but puts the contents of it in Dropbox servers. Retrieval is easy: mark ...

I’d really love to see two additional tools for color work. The first one would be a calibration tool, where we can adjust the hue and saturation of entire color channels. The second would be something similar to Selective Color in Photoshop, wher...

Hi, I'm writing to flag a serious usability issue with the Import dialog that's costing me a lot of time and frustration. The Filters panel inside the Import dialog appears to retain hidden state between sessions, and when it gets into a stuck sta...

15/05/23 - moved from feature request archive "It would help to save disk space and improve workflow to be able to open multiple images as separate layers for one file."

Extend Open/Edit/Export features to load multiple images as layers in Photoshop and Affinity.Already CO has mechanism for Annotations and Overlay to open as a separate layers when image is exported as PSD. Already, CO capable of exporting multiple...

What problem do you see this solving? If I use a couple of albums with different purposes and titles, but images can be sorted into some or all of them, it is impossible to find out if an image is already sorted into album A when I'm working in al...

It would be extremely useful to be able to clamp the levels output so that no matter what adjustments are made, the output never exceeds the desired clamp level. This is possible due to the way the pipeline works in Lightroom, but not so in Captur...

How is this not a thing? Its not very auto if I have to press the button every time. And this is NOT the same as copying last adjustments, I give you an example: I photograph a lot of kids, I set perfect exposure, we start the shoot, the kid takes...