Capture One on desktop

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...

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...

I work on high volume sets of pictures. I edit multiple photos at once with Filmstrip bar open. In situations like this a clean, distinct way to recognize witch photo is currently selected as "actual" would improve my life. It'd be also nice, If I...

Here are a few issues and suggestions: The Stamp tool worked fine in the previous few versions, but now it’s completely unusable. After releasing the mouse, it basically doesn’t show what I’ve stamped at all — I have to click on the original lay...

I like the new concept of Session Albums. But it also breaks some things, especially Smart Albums. I have several Smart Albums that previously only reacted to pictures in the Capture folder. Now they include all pictures in the entire session, inc...

I'm currently working mostly on events, and it would save me so much time to have the option to apply Sony's Creative Styles in Capture One, as is possible in Lightroom.

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.

It would be great if we could move the whole line.This would help to roughly get it into the right position, and then use the circle adjustment for fine-tuning.

It would be helpful sometimes to be able to choose zoom level when culling groups.

After a long session of editing, the Capture One Pro user interface becomes exhausting to visual determine the boundaries of each tool. Using a dark gray and a lesser dark gray as element contrast is ineffective for a better user interface experie...