Capture One on desktop

Please add a feature to select a person AI mask for only one person, and not automatically for all people in the photo. Like it is possible in LR today.

I would like to be able to do a circular crop. I am currently capturing microscopic images and would like to replicate what you see through the microscope's eyepiece.

It seems like the most trivial of functions, to "shift or command" select several folders is not possible in Capture One. Now I have to move the folders one by one and it takes forever with all that overhead instead of just selecting several to move.

Please give us the option to make import recipes simular to export recipes.There are a lot of things you can change before importing some pictures.It would be easy if you could save it and select it if needed.

What problem do you see this solving? That Capture One does not support JXL. JPG is outdated. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? Every single time I export a photo

After updating to Capture One 16.7.4.24, the Base Characteristics → Curve dropdown no longer shows a hover preview. Previously, I could move the cursor over options (Film Standard / Linear Response / Portrait) to preview the look temporarily; now ...

List of features I would love to see implemented into the Ai masking tool, to make it more useable in a production (bulk image editing) environment. sync background and subject layer between each other (same image) sync subject/background layer ed...

Editing IPTC metadata is particularly painful in Capture One. I would like to be able to select the IPTC fields I want to use (hiding the others), sort of like a personal tenmplate. Then I'd like to be able to re-order the fields as I see fit. For...

Custom profiles or recipes are not supported with Panasonic cameras. Please add the profiles that would match the in-built camera modes (standard, vivid, landscape, portrait, l.classic neo, ciene v2, etc.)—just like for Fujifilm cameras, the film ...

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...