Capture One on desktop

I would love to see wireless tethering support for Nikon Z-series cameras added to Capture One, especially for the Nikon Z7 II. Wireless workflows have become increasingly important for photographers working on location, in editorial, fashion, and...

Retouch animals like people most important: eyes

What problem do you see this solving? Coming from Lightroom, I often used to blur regions of a photo. • Mostly just on the vignette/peripheral zone to direct the viewer to the sharp center of the scene • sometimes I need to quickly "unsharpen" and...

Adobe Lightroom now has landscape AI masking tools. I would love to have this capability in Capture One. https://www.adobe.com/learn/lightroom-cc/web/ai-masking-for-landscape-photos

In my experience, the new Enhanced Denoise Tool works very cleanly, subtly and very well. The degree of noise reduction is easy to control, and I haven’t noticed any over-sharpening, as I sometimes see with DxO, for example, even at the lowest set...

There are a few issues with the current panorama stitching process. One is that the images are not aligned properly, regardless of how many you've taken. Another problem is the appearance of black areas in some stitched images—especially in high-c...

For some reason , it appears the cloning mask has taken a step backwards. I have a photo where a person is on top of a hill in the distance. Cloning removes the person, but you can see a white ghost-like rendition of him in the sky. The sky from w...

Applying the Enhanced Denoise -Function during import would make it easier to work with many images. Selecting the ISO Level could speed up import ("only if ISO is 3200 or higher"), as the current version of Enhanced Denoise is very slow.

Is it possible to render the New great Denoise Feature on the GPU ? MacPro´s 7,1 are supported (Tahoe OSX) for the next 5-6 Years and have Power GPUs. (6800XT, Radeon VII.......) With the New Release Version of Capture the Denoise Tool with Intel ...

AVIF and JPEG XL are the future AVIF and JPEG XL are the only two contenders for the spot as the next true JPEG replacement. They are both royalty free. It is inexcusable for Capture One to not support these two formats, presently. JPEG XL has bee...