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Hi, I’m a Fuji user and I love using Capture One but I want to use it under Linux. I don’t want to use Mac or Windows and there are lots of people like me. Please think Linux users for next releases. Thanks from now.

Ver: 16.4.5.2312 OS: MS Windows.10 Pro 22H2 What needs to be done:1. Create a new catalog2. Import the folder with images3. delete all image from C1 4.Select folder synchronization. There is no way to disable the "new only" option. It is not possi...

What needs to be done:1. Create a new catalog2. Import the folder with images3. Change the name of the folder with images using the operating system In the "library" window, C1 will show that the folder is unavailable. It will display a triangle i...

enable c1 to import files direct from the camera via usb rather than always having to remove the card from the camera and read it via an external reader. I'm not talking about teathering, but about transferring previously captured images for proce...

15/05/23 - moved from feature request archive "It would help to save disk space and improve workflow to be able to open multiple images as separate layers for one file."

Please consider adding keystone setting through Speed Edit Keys. By default or at least when Editing keyboard Shortcuts. Would be relevant to have them under the H and V keys.

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One cannot read/edit HDR-DNG-Files generated by Adobe oder DNG-Files that have been enhanced with Adobe's Superresolution functionality. So former and newly generated files from the Adobe Suite cannot ...

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.

I use the online album to show the most actual photos I make, as I am shooting as a kind of journalist. Iam sharing albums with more than 2 stakeholders fot different reasons.I first show the rough images, those images are proofed on safety. In th...