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Need Nikon Zf tethering support on capture one mobile

What problem do you see this solving? I wish it was possible to organize styles in tofolders. I uses different style for different photo session and style. My styles list is very hard tonavigate because of theamount soI there wasanability to organ...

I hardly shoot people but I do enjoy shooting birds (and cats). When sorting through images and trying to find the sharpest it would be great if the "Focus" tool would also centre on the eyes of birds and animal.

I find very disappointing that Capture One artificially limits the Content Credentials to the highest paid subscription plans. Content Credentials is a critical feature and is completely free in many other software. Nikon even started implementing...

On my shootingdays it’s very important to get the re-tether option to reload the pictures taken without connection to the ipad From my Fuji cameras Every time, I reconnect my cameras, the settings (JPG or RAW to ipad f.e.) are gone Use the origina...

You have the feature where we can correct verticals / horizontals by lining up a line with two circles on anything we want to correct the geometry on. It's great, but those lines / circles are so feint that it can be hard to find the darn things o...

When using the keystone tool and aligning each keystone point, every time I click on a point, it moves out of position. I then need to realign that point, wasting valuable editing time. What if, when selecting (highlighting orange) and aligning a ...

What problem do you see this solving? When working with multiple Images from a landscape series captured on a tripod, I sometimes want to use the crop tool to have all images showing the exact same view. To achieve this, I apply a crop to the firs...

What problem do you see this solving? At the moment only one tool can be used once in a mask: brush, one gradient, one radial gradient. You cannot combine two gradients into one mask or substract a gradient from a brushed mask etc. These things ar...

Display the central focus point selected by the camera