Capture One Pro

When creating a new session, it would be beneficial to many users to have the ability to use tokens for both the Session name and the subfolder names. Having options for tokens such as; various date formats, Job ID, Session Name/Document name and ...

When I have finished an edit, I want to preserve that state for future reference. The major motivation is to protect myself from user error. Examples could be accidentally clicking in the wrong spot or having wrong images selected while mass editi...

It would be nice to be able to do "edit with" and choose "affinity photo file format" and use that instead of PSD. And that Capture one can read the format back as a variant

I am not going to pay $199 for 3Dlut to convert LUTs to a system C1 can use. I am also not going to pay monthly to use lutify.me because it can also create the system C1 uses. Can we just update C1 into the modern era so it can also use LUTs like ...

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.

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...

It would be great to have the option to average the values of surrounding 3/5/11/31 pixels for more accurate white balancing and color selection. What problem do you see this solving? It is very difficult to click on the right pixel to have a good...

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, there's no way of relocating multiple missing image files unless they're contained in a specific folder or on a hard drive that can be relocated; if they aren't, the only way is to relocate them one ...

manual masking in C1 is tedious

It is long overdue for Capture one to have a color workflow that seamlessly incorporates X-rites color management products without having to leave the application. DaVinci Resolve is a great example of how this could be perfectly implemented. http...