Ideas

What problem do you see this solving? I use a Mac. I want to process my raw Fujifilm images and then save them in HEIC/HEIF 10 bit: a high dynamic range standard format that Apple Photos can handle. This will allow more tweaking in the future, bet...

Capture One does not properly clean out batch queue folders. the current batch queue folder grows without bounds batch queue folders associated with prior versions are not deleted When we "Clear Batch History" Capture One should clean out the curr...

Often when shooting with a fast wide angle lens against a window in a dark room you get light circles ("snowballs") in the picture. They are dust on the front element. Wide open they are almost invisible but with small apertures they become more a...

The Ai masking selection does it's work so so. It lacks the proper detection of shadows underneath a product when shooting on white (packshot). The darker the product the more problems C1 has with it. Also small parts on the edge of the subject ca...

It seems there are a few security issues with sessions and EIP files as people just steal them and use whatever they want or hacked by hackers. My suggestion is to add password protection so that nobody but you and others with passwords can access...

Check out Davinci resolve video editing app ( it's free)there are 2 really useful features: 1 Depth masks from a 2d image.2 relight which generates a crude 3d mesh from a photo then allows you to relight it.it's a tool used a lot of film Visual ef...

AI masking fails often when they are required to select women with curly hair or irregular clothes. In particular, thin hair and group of hair are confused with the background. If the background is white and so the cloth is, AI messes up and is no...

AI Subject Mask: Unfortunately, due to the varying angles during approach, the masking is inaccurate in the landing gear area and at the corners where the wings meet the fuselage. This is particularly true for the landing gear—especially the main ...

Under some circumstances C1 considers images as non-processable and flags them as read-only. I randomly face this issue when shooting tethered with a 100 MP camera and keep session and images on a network drive. Most images work fine, but 1 to 5% ...