Capture One on desktop

When using the levels tool, it's hard to know when the levels are clipping (in each color channel or RGB channel). Using the Alt/option key (like in PS) showing when the levels are clipping for shadow or highlight input is an efficient way to perf...

I have folders with photos that are currently not managed by Capture One. These folders already have names that I like and are in the place that I like. I want to create new sessions from existing folders. Essentially convert a folder with raw fil...

If you create a large amount of Capture folders when setting up the session, its not clear which is already "in use" aka "filled" and which is still empty. It would be great to have a little visual hint if a folder is in use or not.

Using the crop tool on an image currently disables the cursor keys’ ability to scroll through thumbnails. In order to reactivate the cursor keys one has to go back to a thumbnail and click on it. This is a pretty annoying waste of time and it inte...

The approximate hue of human skin is roughly 22 degrees in AdobeRGB. As it is a real world color, the hue varies with the soft proof color profile. In ProPhoto, for example, the hue is roughly 31 degrees, in sRGB it is 20. High saturation and brig...

Retain the in camera crop when Leica Q files are importes

If Capture1 does not set the subject layer correctly, and I need to change it, after changing it the background layer then also needs to be changed. This feels like redundant work.

There is a small slider that appears on the side of the browsing panel. It's light grey. It's really hard to see. When you click it, it turns orange, then it's really easy to see, that's great. But please could we have an option to make the slider...

New “Workspace” — Tools on both left side and right side with photostrip on the bottom.

Occasionally I'll have images that I should have shot in aperture priority to get a nice bokeh. Of course there's no going back. Could an option to 'convert' the background AI mask to several levels of bokeh - or 'softening/blurring' of the existi...