Feature requests

First things first I love the app and I can do a lot with it, it's amazing I use it almost 80% to 90% of the time on professional Add Campaign, fashion and portrait shoots. So a big thank you to the Capture One Team creating the App. Here are some...

AVIF and JPEG XL are the future AVIF and JPEG XL are the only two contenders for the spot as the next true JPEG replacement. They are both royalty free. It is inexcusable for Capture One to not support these two formats, presently. JPEG XL has bee...

For some reason , it appears the cloning mask has taken a step backwards. I have a photo where a person is on top of a hill in the distance. Cloning removes the person, but you can see a white ghost-like rendition of him in the sky. The sky from w...

When source images have a Lens Correction set (Objektiv Korrektor > Verzeichnung, using C1 in German) HDR merge creates distorted images because the lens correction is applied to the HDR image again. Seen with my Leica Q3 43 (lens correction 10...

Which device are you using? Samsung Note 9 What problem do you see this solving? Every other Android user who also owns the Desktop C1 client probably wishes for C1 mobile as well.. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of function...

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

In the mask menu it would be very helpful to get an option to copy an invert a mask in one new option so that it ist done in one step or click.

I would love to see wireless tethering support for Nikon Z-series cameras added to Capture One, especially for the Nikon Z7 II. Wireless workflows have become increasingly important for photographers working on location, in editorial, fashion, and...

manual masking in C1 is tedious

In my experience, the new Enhanced Denoise Tool works very cleanly, subtly and very well. The degree of noise reduction is easy to control, and I haven’t noticed any over-sharpening, as I sometimes see with DxO, for example, even at the lowest set...