Capture One on desktop

I would like to be able to mask contrast edges variably. Similar to brightness masks, but only for contrast edges. LR has offered this highly variable option for a long time. For example, you can sharpen only contrast edges very selectively.

What problem do you see this solving? I frequently edit with a dark border. When enabling Proof Margin I more often than not switch to a white border. Turning off Proof Margin requires more clicks to set the margin back to dark. This is too much c...

Working with metadata: Create the ability to use search/replace function on specified metadata. E.g. I've spelled the word 'Basilica' as 'Basilika' as well in the description field (for a total of say a hundred times), and I want to unify those de...

hi ! As a professional user of capture one I have to file my invoice regarding the subscription I have with you. It’s nice to have an email each time an invoice becomes available but what would be even more useful and less time consuming is to hav...

If you wanted to edit the colours within a local area of a frame, while leaving the same colours elsewhere in the frame as they are, it would be useful to isolate the specific part by applying a mask to that area, and then within that localised ma...

Change the default appearance or contrast of the toolbar and picture bar sliders. The gray tint when inactive is hard to see when editing. When active they have a orange highlight and are not adjustable from within the application.

System: MacOSMost apps have an ability to hold down the option key or right click and have a duplicate option. The "Catalog" template works for larger projects, which I use for work, but I keep a personal library on an annual basis. How we would u...

We would like to request a feature that allows users to add descriptions to images in Capture One that will be recognized by Google Photos. Specifically: Add the ability to edit metadata fields in Capture One that correspond to the description fie...

When using the scroll wheel to zoom into an image, the portion of the image that is zoomed in on is never the original position that my cursor was placed at. It's usually in the general area of the image, but never exactly where I'd placed my curs...

When dealing with images those might be corrupted a) during copy/transfer or b) silently after a while on the storage system. I experienced several times due to a flaw in the osX network storage implementation of cifs/smb that I imported images wi...