Capture One on desktop

When doing negative conversion, one needs to expose the photo of the negative correctly ("Expose to the right without clipping" as per the official docs). This is easy enough to do, but often exposure needs to be adjusted per frame. At the moment,...

I have a certain photo in an album and with right click I can find out in which folder this picture is [original]. I would like also to find out, starting in a folder, in which albums I put this this picture.

My reply to the product manager who does not allow a reply to his comment: Hi Good to see/read that product managers care about the needs of their customers – and they also should allow comments to their questions! If you are a product manager, yo...

What problem do you see this solving? What I want is the ability to specify what's most important to me: I want to have the full list of displayable information, and be able to order it by priority, so that when bits need to be left off, the least...

The last "Job Name", used in the export dialog, is retained even after switching catalogs or sessions. This can quickly lead to unwanted filenames.It would be helpful to automatically synchronize the "Job Name", used during import, to the export w...

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

It would be helpful if Sessions and Catalogs worked together more seamlessly. There should be a way to automatically import a session into a specified catalog. Right now it can only be done manually, which I sometimes forget. A session should ...

Actually it's impossible to find photos that are not inside any collection. If a catalog is made up of thousands of shots, this may be a big issue and you can end with many "hidden" photos.

Add a check mark to Lens Correction to allow automatic analysis of aberrations when importing photos. Correct synchronization check mark "Chromatic aberration". So that the analysis takes place and not just the transfer of settings.

It would be much easier to use the Straighten tool if it had a zoomed-in cursor preview like the Keystone tool. It’s difficult to straighten a photo accurately when you can’t clearly see the exact position of the cursor.