My ideas: Capture One on desktop

Hi, I’m a Fuji user and I love using Capture One but I want to use it under Linux. I don’t want to use Mac or Windows and there are lots of people like me. Please think Linux users for next releases. Thanks from now.

I'm trying the new beta with Negative and Scan features. I use film scanners -- Nikon 8000 and Epson 700. I'd like to see those and other CCD scanners in the dropdowns with whatever profiles are appropriate. Also, I'd like to see the Negaive and S...

Now we are creating more and more layers, it would be nice to have a 'deselect all' button in the copy-layers dialog.

To create custom ICC profiles, you have to use Calibrite's Profiler 3.0 but the problem is it still doesn't support Apple Silicon and after this year, it will not support Apple Silicon Mac as macOS will ditch Intel based apps soon. At this point, ...

With the release of IPhone 16 Pro/Peo Max Apple added support to shoot in JPEG XL. I’m sure JPEG XL will come to other cameras as well. I would like to be able to Import JPEG XL into Capture One.

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 ...

In my architectural workflow I shoot a lot of images with a tilt/shift lens to create panorama's and where I combine 3 exposures into one hdr image. It would be great if these 2 functions could be combined in a script in the C1 workflow. For examp...

The vignette is only controllable out of the middle. The mid of the vignette should be free to move. Seen this in Luminar One.

We really need C2PA compliance for the Cultural Heritage version, as authenticity is the most important factor here—especially in the era of generative AI.The cultural heritage community will be very grateful!

I know that Capture1 is primarly a RAW processor, not a pixel editor. Having said that, it would save me using other software if there was a way to blend two images together. Set a seperate file as a top layer, and be able to blend parts of it in....