My ideas: Capture One on desktop

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, you can annotate images by drawing on them, but there's no way of adding textual annotations to an image. You can of course draw such annotations too, but in addition to this being inefficient, you o...

Use HAAR Cascades or HOG, or algorithm_of_your_choice to detect open and closes eyes on portrait images. This can be useful to work on high volume group portraits (weddings, business conventions, sports team, etc..) to detect how many faces are ey...

What problem do you see this solving? While retouching images I very often hit the max. number of layers: Dodging and Burning, retouching skin colour (racoon eyes, most of the time one has to use one layer per eye), color grading (yes, I use it wi...

When adding a collection, either album, smart album, project, or group, i can never remember which one is which when I'm adding them. When you click the + under User collections, or the "New inside" menu it has a list of the items to add but not t...

The case: I have open C1 Pro (latest version - 16.8.0. - subscription). Working on editing the photo - for example IM1_0.103.CR3. After closing the software, when it is started again, the software forgot the last edited photo name. It opens with a...

For high-volume fashion and e-commerce workflows, I would love an AI-powered skin tone normalization tool. The workflow could begin with Capture One’s existing AI skin masking technology, automatically detecting and masking all visible skin. The u...

When comparing multiple Variants, I would like to freely drag and rearrange them inside the Viewer without changing their order in the Browser. This would make comparison much more flexible, especially when placing the active image next to differe...

I would love to see more AI masking for interior workflows. Masking windows for example.

Add a feature for creating ICC profiles based on a standard ColorChecker-type chart or on custom charts built from spectrometric data. This would be an interesting addition to Nimbus QA.

Many sports images I take are in wooded areas resulting in high ISOs. I can select all images with an ISO over 3200, as recommended, but the enhanced noise reduction is by individual image only slowing down a workflow that needs to be a fast as po...