Capture One on desktop

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...

I would love to see the addition of an AI Dodge and Burn tool

Provide a Metadata view tool that would allow you to load and save metadata templates and apply them to images. These need to allow you to pull tokens out of the metadata provided by the camera manufacturer and other useful values. Some examples: ...

I see a few overlapping ideas but specifically, I would LOVE the ability to apply a mask (say of an object I've used ai select on) and then have it only reveal the heal/clone layer where the mask is. Bottom line is I want masks to be able to be ap...

I’m using an HP Z9+, a PDF-capable printer. I know there aren’t many HP printer owners here, but I thought I’d share my method to avoid any bugs in the HP driver or issues with colorsync on macOS (every update seems to introduce new bugs). To prev...

Would adding a before/after or activate/deactivate button for the retouch tool be possible? This is because if the image already has color grading, and I click in the before-and-after, it removes everything I have worked on so far. It would be ver...

When I export files from my Sony A7 (the actual resolution is 7008X4672 format RAW), files are created in a smaller resolution 6847x4565. I attach photos.

What problem do you see this solving? Adding the ability to reset all adjustments except one - for example Crop, or white balance. HOW CAN IT BE ACHIEVED? Currently Capture One uses modifiers in tabs for copying/applying settings and resetting, su...

It would really speed up the copying and applying if we didn't have to click all the checkboxes during this process. Lightroom has a "select all" and "select none" option at the bottom of the checkbox options which really speeds this up.

Aspect ratio are : square, 1/2, 1/3, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/7, 16/9 It's a nice looking and (kind of) arithmetic progression, and everybody sees what a square is, and has a pretty nice idea what 16/9 is. So one can think that ratio between "square" and ...