Capture One Pro

What problem do you see this solving? When you apply a gradient mask to an image after making keystone adjustments, the gradient mask follows the original dimensions of the image rather than the current dimensions after keystone adjustments, which...

The Leica M11-P is the first camera to offer content authenticity to show the creator and adjustments of an image and ensure the authenticity. The content authenticity initiative (https://contentauthenticity.org/) is open source and Adobe is imple...

What problem do you see this solving? All adjustments to an image done in a session, or from an export originals with adjustments, are stored in the .cos file of an image. Every other backup solution, even if it is "only" a manual comparison with ...

What problem do you see this solving? As a studio shooter almost always use the same capture naming format for my shooting sessions.(Im a 100% tether & Session workflow user) So I create a custom naming format to be used as the Next Capture Na...

What problem do you see this solving? At the moment, the "Snap to Eye" feature only works on humans (because face detection). For me as a nature photographer, it would be very helpful if this feature also worked for animals. This would dramaticall...

When working in connected mode, it would be ideal to be able to reproduce the selected cropping and orientation.

I would like to see a simple rule of thrids AI crop in Capture One Pro, this would speed up my work a lot. The current solution with the orientation to a reference image does not work so well (the crop is usually too much (narrow). It would also b...

Search edited by date, and sort those picks ascending/descending.Sometimes when I go back to an old catalog and search for fotos photo I have taken.And have for exampel edit 3 clones, and don't remember wicth photo I actually picked but knowing th...

When using "subject" mask, have an option to create the mask only within the crop area. I am a bird photographer and often my "subject" can be a smaller part of a larger complex scene. By cropping (or selecting somehow) a smaller more precise area...

I was a bit surprised to find that I couldn't trigger "Auto Keystone" for an image with a keyboard shortcut, and one cannot be assigned. I am aware that I can select and deselect Keystone from the "Apply Auto Adjustments" menu, but that's already ...