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C1's film grain tool is the most accurate, native tool I've found in any photo editor software, but it's lacking the last part of the emulation of film grain that occurs in color film stocks, which is the "natural color microdistortion" caused by ...

The idea would be to introduce a filter option that only displayed selected images. This would reduce the navigation time when comparing images that have been selected. For example, if three "candidate" images where selected from a sequence of 60 ...

This applies to photo stacking and high frames per second. The idea would be to group images together based on the time interval between each shot. This would allow, for example, related photo stacks to be grouped. C1's AI grouping is able to grou...

AI brush is about all or nothing. it allows one-click difficult selections. But being able to choose the intensity (flow or opacity) would be a must.

I have built a library over the years with more than 30,000 RAW photos organized with multiple keywords using OS Finder Tags. This allows me to find any image using the spotlight. However when importing these photos into a catalog none of the Find...

Bloom around backlit subjects can be problematic, for portraits, interiors, events, etc. It can be tricky and time consuming to clean up in Photoshop. If you're continuing to develop AI assisted features, a generative "de-bloom" feature would be m...

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When i was using my free trial testing out the program to make sure it will work and be a good program to get away from adobe as i was doing some editing and went to export the photos i thought the program was broken due to the smaller screen on m...