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What problem do you see this solving? The new Culling feature is great during import and also when rating pictures already imported. But is it "crippled" or at least not thought through to the end. While it is great to have groups of similar pictu...

Version 16.4 added a "feature" to respect the crop data in an xmp file. Unfortunately it applies this crop to .jpg files that someone else exported that ALREADY incorporated the crop- and so crops AGAIN. This is a major time sink for me as I routi...

Your customers have spent a decade learning your desktop interface that your team has lovingly evolved over that time. Suggestion is to leverage that investment (both from your customers and your C1 team) and transfer as much of the desktop UI exp...

In the role of Digital tech, when using a monitor that is not always facing you, sometimes its a bit of a guess to full screen that viewer with (f). Perhaps some sort of screen in screen to control the photographers monitor better. Or script that ...

Currently, when an AI-generated mask (e.g. “Select Background,” “Select Subject,” “Detect Person,” etc.) in Capture One is manually refined with brush/erase tools, it loses its “AI mask” identity. Instead, it is converted into a static local mask....

What problem do you see this solving? Sometimes I have good pictures but the shot was technically not perfect. Slightly out of focus or the subject moves too fast or a slightly focus miss. Dear team, I made the experince when I tried seperate shar...

As more creators are incorporating video and finding subtractive color to be a good way to emulate motion picture looks, it would be great to have a subtractive saturation mode built into the color tools of capture one.

As a Fuji X user, I depend upon being able to view the specific Fujifilm film simulation used for an image file within C1P for organizational and informational purposes. I know this information is available, as shown below. P Thanks,Gary

Now, it's a solid color. We could make it transparent per user config 0-100%. That way, it may be adjusted to user liking.