Capture One Pro

Would it possible to add an image (from capture collection) to a layer so you brush it back through and reveal on a mask. Over the years I have found myself becoming less reliant on external software such as photoshop to help with image processing...

As simple as this. Highlights in HDR pictures are faded, bleached. Please improve.

I’m hoping not to have to rasterize and then erase but only styles can support a LUMA range component

Currently, to view which lens was used for an image, one has to go to the Metadata panel, which takes up a lot of space. It'd be a huge time saver to display the Lens Name next to the Lens Focal Length in the main Viewer. To keep info short and ti...

It is a pity that the layers with masks cannot be exported as PSD files.Especially now that AI masks in Capture ONE would be a great help to continue working with them in Photoshop.I think that many other photographers and image editors would like...

When comparing two images (one shot maybe a day previously), colour readout labels appear to mirror the position on the camera sensor and not the position on the image onscreen. If for example I would like to compare two images side by side that w...

That's short one: currently color readouts are only RGB + brightness. RGB is not as intuitive as HSL when matching colors.

Currently in one mask one can only use one gradient. It is not possible e.g. to combine a gradient at the bottom and one at the top in one mask. This should be possible. Same for radial gradients. Multiple of those should be possible in one mask. ...

What problem do you see this solving? I like to organise my images with color tags, but often run out and find I have many images in the 'none' tag. It would be really useful if I could have more default options (say 10) or ideally be able to mana...

It would be awfully nice to have moiré automatically detected and removed, instead of having to manually mask and remove it. For high-volume catalogue work, wedding photographers, and corporate portrait photographers, this could save untold hours....