Ideas

Instead of standard contrast assuming a middle of 128, it would be great if CaptureOne also offered a smart contrast that would actually find the "median" in any given image and apply the contrast lightening and darkening from the specific median ...

Subject: Feature Request – Image Comparison Mode in Capture One Live for Studio Hello Capture One Team, I use Capture One together with the Capture One Live for Studio iPad app in my photography studio so that clients can review and select images ...

Use HAAR Cascades or HOG, or algorithm_of_your_choice to detect open and closes eyes on portrait images. This can be useful to work on high volume group portraits (weddings, business conventions, sports team, etc..) to detect how many faces are ey...

What problem do you see this solving? While retouching images I very often hit the max. number of layers: Dodging and Burning, retouching skin colour (racoon eyes, most of the time one has to use one layer per eye), color grading (yes, I use it wi...

As a previous LR user I often forget to change the last used path when importing new pics. It's a lot of work to correct this once done. Would it be possible to create a new default folder at import like it is in LR? Thanks

I would love to see more AI masking for interior workflows. Masking windows for example.

Add a feature for creating ICC profiles based on a standard ColorChecker-type chart or on custom charts built from spectrometric data. This would be an interesting addition to Nimbus QA.

For high-volume fashion and e-commerce workflows, I would love an AI-powered skin tone normalization tool. The workflow could begin with Capture One’s existing AI skin masking technology, automatically detecting and masking all visible skin. The u...

When comparing multiple Variants, I would like to freely drag and rearrange them inside the Viewer without changing their order in the Browser. This would make comparison much more flexible, especially when placing the active image next to differe...

The centre to face and centre to eye features on the Focus window have been fantastic for shots with a single person. But with multiple people in frame, the feature is hopeless for selecting the dominant face, and will often even select an out of ...