Capture One Pro

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...

What problem do you see this solving? Coming from Lightroom, I often used to blur regions of a photo. • Mostly just on the vignette/peripheral zone to direct the viewer to the sharp center of the scene • sometimes I need to quickly "unsharpen" and...

Lightroom does it, CameraRAW does it. It makes no sense that Capture One ignores the Aspect Ratio set In-Camera. How can i know my composition when i edit my images later. Please add this feature br David

The Auto Levels button is grayed out when working in a layer. It would be helpful if it worked in a layer.

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

It would amazing and closing a gap to enable the use of Fuji film simulations (ICC Profile) with Fuji RAW files in DNG format (as created e.g. by Iridient Transformer or PureRaw). The DNG files' Exif data contain the information on camera maker an...

What problem do you see this solving? Rendering intent, black point compensation, simulation of paper white should be part of the recipe proofing because they are needed for certain printer/paper icc profiles from my printing service. My printing ...

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? Analog photography is back and we need comprehensive tools for editing As analog/negative film becomes (again) part of many photographers workflows and producing repro/macro shots of negative film with digital...

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, there's no way of relocating multiple missing image files unless they're contained in a specific folder or on a hard drive that can be relocated; if they aren't, the only way is to relocate them one ...