Capture One on desktop

It should be possible to cull after fixing exposure and applying a style for instance. It is easier to choose a keeper if you see a version closer to the end result. I would apply auto exposure and a style to all images before culling.

Love the new AI brush. But I'd like a way to create contrasting colours between the brush preview and the actual mask. The subtle shades of the same colours can get a bit confusing

I'm new to CaptureOne so maybe this is a bad idea, but would it be possible to incorporate the concept that is seen in DaVinci Resolve where you can set nodes that represent the progress of your color correction and balance phases before adding th...

I separate all of my jobs into their on sessions. When I open a new session and am ready to export the location for the export is the previous sessions folder location. Sometimes after the initial export, I have to go back and export files again a...

When using a Digital Asset Management (DAM) or photo library of any kind for my raw files (and image exports), I often search for specific images in the DAM and want to open and edit the images from the search result in C1. Because I can select im...

I'm using full screen view for image processing to rate my images to preselect the images to process. I would like to see the following features: X to delete the actual image (move to trash) rate 0 to 5 and 6 to .. for color rating + for inc...

I am paying money every month to the software and I am unable to get proper response for my problem

since most stuff is going AI and since there’s such a huge debate on skin tones, it would be good to see when the skin is selected as an adjustment you’re able to easily use a preset or built in AI to the standard and general skin tone

It's some tasc I do a lot in bach processing in Photoshop. I would love to be able to do it in C1. Very usefull for ecommerce and email marketing imagery.

I would like the ability to tell capture one what color I need something to be. Example I shoot a lot of Nickel metal product on multiple days and on different sets with different lights. One of the hardest things is getting a consistent color thr...